Sentence examples for the average haul from inspiring English sources

The average haul was $2.7m.

The average haul on initial public offerings in the United States since 2005 is 6.7 percent of the amount raised, according to Thomson Reuters data.

In Britain the average haul from a successful robbery is £20,330 ($31,610), according to Barry Reilly of the University of Sussex, whose team of economists crunched data on the 364 robberies in 2005-08.

The concrete was transported in agitating trucks, and the average haul time reported was 25 30 min.

Concrete was still transported in agitating trucks, and the average haul time was reported as ~25 min.

Since TPO records give historical harvest volumes, the main obstacle in applying the above emission factor (0.0214 kg C/m3/km) is a lack of knowledge of the average haul distance for the county's timber.

The average transport haul is also shorter in Europe, which favours road transport – the EC currently considers 300 km to be the distance at which rail becomes economically competitive with road transport.

When 1988 harvest locations were paired via 500 simulations with 2004 mill locations (using each mill's share of the county's 2004 harvest), the average simulated haul distance was 204.1 km, which was 4.5% less than when 2004 harvests were sent to 2004 mills.

Chronicling the former vice president's efforts to educate people about global warming, its average haul per cinema was, at $17,292 £9,1722), actually higher than The Break-Up's $12,410 £6,5822).

took nearly a fifth of its tally so far – $10.5m£7.5m5m) out of an 11-week total of $55m – to rocket up five rungs and claim fifth spot, with an average haul of $7,476 from each of the 1,411 locations.

It was obvious that Sean didn't want to talk to me, but when I asked him how much he could score in an average haul, he couldn't pass up the chance to brag: "I'm living in a nice-ass house.