Sentence examples for telling average from inspiring English sources

"They were telling average Americans to pull equity from their homes to invest in other products.

Try telling average Americans, who learned early on that saving was a good thing, that they might now have to pay their banks for storing their precious savings.

Even more telling, average I.Q.'s have been rising steadily for a century as access to schooling and technology expands, a phenomenon known as the Flynn Effect.

Dr. Carmona wanted the report to tell average Americans about the most important challenges to global health and then explain why they should care.

Those odds don't tell average golfers, or low-handicap golfers, how long they might have to wait to make an ace.

All told, average annual prices for regular gas will likely reach $2.84 this year, up from $2.35 in 2009, and hit $2.96 by 2011, according to the report.

Economist Tyler Cowen has written a new book with the telling title, Average is Over: Powering America Beyond the Age of the Great Stagnation.

Tells average headsize in men is 71/8, but there are many different shapes - long heads (from front to back) and "square heads" which are the wide ones.

They will also tell the average amount of loans undergraduates carry at graduation, and average net tuition, which is full price minus financial aid and scholarships.

All told, the average electricity bill for New York City and Westchester County residents this summer is expected to be 30percentt more than last summer's average, officials said.

The customized trikes cost about $3,000 all told, about average for these vehicles.