Sentence examples similar to statement of the average from inspiring English sources

What makes me reflect deeply, on this Martin Luther King Day, is that I bet if you made these sorts of statements to the average American-on-the-street in 1964, they would have wholeheartedly agreed.

Unfortunately, an analysis of how the number of biopsies or freezing time may have impacted the diagnostic yield is not provided in detail, other than a general statement that the average number of biopsies was 3.24 ± 1.16 versus 3.45 ± 0.95 for CB and FB, respectively.

The American Beverage Association, which has started a program to label vending machines with calorie count information, issued a statement saying that the average number of calories in a beverage serving is down 23 percent since 1998, largely because of increasing sales of bottled waters and other low-calorie and no-calorie drinks.

One statement predicted that the average life span of man in the year 2000 will be 85(in developed countries).

Similar statements hold for the average of the estimated regression coefficients and the coverage probability of their confidence intervals.

The surplus reserves in the average statement of the associated banks increased during the week by $320,000.

As a result of the autumn statement, the average working family will be £125 better off, he says.

If the government had to submit a standard financial statement of the type required of the average home buyer, it would show a negative net worth of $7.6 trillion.

Today, by contrast, most mutual fund companies issue year-end statements giving the average cost basis of shares sold.

Thomas intentionally conflates a statement I make about the average of what I've been forced to spend on divorce lawyers over the past two years and my household expenses last year, ignoring the fact that a huge portion of the legal expenses occurred this year in the run up to trial.

Along the way it has prompted some fairly involved discussions about numerous management topics, including many that just don't get much airing: domestic violence at work, corporate philanthropy, the troubles of older workers, underperforming performance reviews and the meaninglessness of the average mission statement.