Sentence examples for the average term from inspiring English sources

The average term of a business school dean is about five years.

The country has nearly 15,000 boards, and the average term of a member is less than four years.

The average term of savings deposits was five years; before the devaluation, they had received high interest rates.

Now there are 74, but the average term has increased to 12.64 months and Barclaycard and the Halifax are both offering 22-month deals.

He points out that a sentence of 20 years would exceed the average term given to defendants convicted of manslaughter, robbery, sexual abuse and child pornography.

At least the average term to maturity for gilts is 14 years; it is about four on American central-government debt.

It explains things like half titles; CIP (Cataloguing-in-Publication) data; bound-in errata pages; and the distinctions between perfect, notch, and burst bindings — matters of no relevance to the average term-paper writer.

A joint significance test of the average terms rejected the null hypothesis, H 0 : γ = 0 (Equation 18) for the production function and the adoption Equations.

Just to put this into perspective, the average terms of trade for the period 1930 1999 was 20% below the average relative prices for the period 1890 1913.

Confounders at the community and school levels were further tested by including the average terms for each level and the individual deviations from the mean of the level.

The first term is the effect of the AR, and the latter one is the conditioned average term.