Sentence examples for terms the average from inspiring English sources

In value terms, the average UK family throws away food worth £700 each year.

In real terms the average wage has dropped to just 25% of its value in 1989.

Even so, in real terms the average price gain over the past few years has been the fastest in history.

Despite a nominal monthly increase, in real terms the average pay packet has fallen by £1,020 in a year, as the cost of inflation continues to burn a hole in the nation's pockets.

In cash terms, the average UK house price is now £468 higher than in October 2007, when the housing market peaked before going into freefall as the credit crisis took hold.

In nominal terms, the average home is now worth 16% less than at the peak in 2006, and the large overhang of unsold houses suggests that prices have further to fall.

(During Obama's first term, the average number of deportations per year was close to four hundred thousand, compared with two hundred and fifty thousand under President Bush).

The first term represents the average completion time and the second term, the average waiting time.

Over the long term the average has been more than 15, so investors were playing it close to the vest.

By taking the average only over 551 GO-terms, the average precision and average recall increased by 33 % and 69 respectively.

At least for the long-term: the average "successful" diet lasts 5 years, and very few diets are successful.