Sentence examples for travel on average from inspiring English sources

"The 2000 balls tested," they said, "would travel, on average, 1.4 feet less than the 1999 balls".

As a journalist who has covered the sport for more than a decade, I travel on average every second week for more than half the year, following this Formula One caravan from country to country.

There are some known facts, however: male mosquitoes don't bite; they live less than two weeks and travel, on average, only seventy-five yAedes aegyptiegypti mate with no other species, and right now, the region is trying to eliminate them anyway, but with chemicals — which are more expensive than Oxitec mosquitoes, and far from environmentally benign.

– Every query has to travel on average 1,500 miles to get back to the user.

Because the longest work journeys in the UK are suffered not by motorists in the north of England but strap-hanging London commuters who travel on average an hour and a quarter a day.

By analyzing the mobility of hundreds of thousands of inhabitants of Los Angeles and New York City, they showed that Angelenos travel on average twice as far as New Yorkers.

The livestock haulier in Västmanland travelled on average 19 km, range 2 30 km, visiting one farm each week.

Coors' reliance on only one brewery, in Golden, Colorado, means that its beer travels, on average, 1,900 kilometers to the retail counter.

Some participants, (46.2%), covered a distance of between one and five kilometers to get to the screening centres and travelled on average 69.18 SD = 58.96) minutes.

Osborne said it was people commuting into London who travelled on average 40 miles, not people in the north.

But six teams saw patients travelling on average more than 100km (62 miles).