Sentence examples for three-year average from inspiring English sources

Some of the biggest foundations base their grant-giving on a three-year average of their assets.

The three-year average was 19.4percentt in Louisiana, 18.7percentt each in California and Oklahoma, and 17.8percentt in Alaska.

And their pension is based on the highest three-year average salary rather than Social Security, which looks at a much lengthier earning history, he said.

Look for a.250ish average, 30 homers and an R.B.I. total much closer to his three-year average (85) than the 119 he delivered last season.

To maintain a stable level of grants, most large foundations use a rolling three-year average of their asset value to calculate how much they will give away each year.

The falling prices also affect their GST takes because the commission calculates the ability for WA to raise mining royalties based on a three-year average of the iron ore price.

You really need only four to five years of coverage, she said, pointing out that the three-year average for longer nursing home stays reflects the average life expectancy for people with serious, long-term illnesses.

But the three-year average disguises a rebound in real estate this year: the fund returned 27percentthis yearar through Thursday, compared with 17.6percentt for its group, according to Morningstar Inc.

Also, foundation giving does not directly correlate to the performance of a single year's assets because many foundations determine their spending using a three-year average of their assets.

It offers guaranteed income for a decade based on each farmer's crop volume for the 1998 season, at a three-year average of recent market prices, which is $1 a pound.

So far, the operating results have carried the day: three-year-average revenue growth of 14%, and average net-income growth of 64%.