Sentence examples for taking average from inspiring English sources

GoodBooks clearly have a knack for taking average indie-rock tunes and injecting them with life.

Ahmed has started taking Average Mohamed's message into Minneapolis classrooms as well.

These treatments are aimed not just at removing feeling miserable for example by removing depression but also at taking average people higher in well-being.

In the past financial year, the directors of FTSE 100 companies have seen a 49% increase in total earnings, taking average pay to £2.7m.

In the study, interviews taking average 60 minutes were carried out with 5 academicians from KTU Fatih Faculty of Education in spring term of 2006-2007 educational years.

The recession and austerity dealt a "significant blow" to middle incomes, which fell by a cumulative 5.9% from 2009-10 to 2011-12, taverageverage incomes back to levels seen a decade earlier.

● Taking averages of student ratings does not make much sense statistically.

Taking averages like this is, at best, a rough measure of hospital quality.

From Twitter for customer service, a way to very quickly be totally unhelpful to people, to Amazon, the world's easiest way to not necessarily pay the best price, we're taking average-quality pictures on phones, but it's better than having to think — and a filter will probably make it good.

They involve taking averages over the phase space of the system, which is a symplectic manifold.

With typical expenses of £33,512, this took average total earnings to £99,208.