Sentence examples for terms an average from inspiring English sources

Social Security actuaries assume our economy will grow at most, in real terms, an average of 2.5%.

4) Edinburgh Edinburgh comes in fifth for earning the most money during term – an average of £42.96 – and students in the Scottish capital spend almost 32 hours each week on academic study.

In President Clinton's first term, an average of about 20 percent rated the economy excellent or good, but the numbers were markedly higher in late 1995 as his re-election approached (30 percent).

Further improvements on best practices are expected to allow in the short to mid-term an average ethanol productivity of 9,000 liters per hectare.

The first was to examine long-term (an average of 7.2 years between assessments) changes in cognitive function in a nationally representative sample of older Medicare beneficiaries in the United States.

Reagan, Bush I and Bush II increased government spending (adjusted for inflation) during their terms by an average of 3.13% annually, whereas Carter and Clinton increased government spending (adjusted for inflation) during their terms by an average of only 1.28% annually.

In each case, the dollar depreciated about 10 percent in terms of an average of other currencies.

Lyndon Johnson won his three Senate terms by an average of 40 points.

This translated, in more starkly human terms, to an average of 294 farmers leaving their properties each month.

Over all, Mr. Perry has won his three elected terms with an average victory margin of 13 percentage points.

The tariffs are small in absolute terms, with an average rise from 0.2 to 1 yuan (2.5 to 12.5 American cents) per item.