Sentence examples for surveys on average from inspiring English sources

National surveys, on average, show he has claimed around 30% of support.

"In anonymous surveys, on average, participants rated it around 4.75 out of 5," he says.

The exit polls found a 2012 electorate that was on average 2.2 points less white than pre-election surveys on average.

My database of campaign polls released to the public in United States House races found that they were about six points more favorable to their candidate than independent surveys on average — and that they were typically less accurate in the end.

Gallup's registered voter samples are typically about a half a percentage point higher for Romney (and a half a point lower for Obama) than other surveys on average, so the slight Obama lead on the model as of this writing is roughly consistent with the even race reported by Gallup on Monday.

Local authorities fund a third of the work done by the "in Bloom" groups surveyed, on average, and nearly a quarter of the IYN groups.The rest comes from local business sponsorship, other grants and fundraising activities.

Although there is some variance from survey to survey, on average approval of the deal registers at 38 percent against 49 percent disapproval across four national polls conducted on it so far.

The service costs $1,000 per survey on average, substantially less than offline research.

It's also the first time that those surveyed on average said a majority of federal government money was wasted.

It took 21 min to complete the survey on average.

Based on this survey, on average, dentists in NSW would ideally like to retire at age 64.