Sentence examples similar to typical figures for a from inspiring English sources

"It's usually a shocker nine planets is a typical figure for a standard-issue North American".

In December the economy created barely 1,000 new jobs, though something nearer 150,000 had been expected: after all, the economy grew by more than 8% in last year's third quarter, and probably by over 4% in the final quarter.In all, over the past five months, America has generated only 278,000 jobs in non-farm businesses, a typical figure for a single month during the glorious boom.

The Series C investment is being done reportedly at a $60 $70 millionon valuation — perhaps low-sounding to a Silicon Valley ear, but a typical figure for an ad tech company of this size in India.

The electrified version delivers a reported 83-mile range and a zero-to-60 time of 10 seconds; typical figures for the segment and certainly not differentiators.

Typical figures for fresh water consumption are 2 15 m3 per ton of live carcass weight as shown in Table 2.

Both pedestrian records (0 0.1 pedestrians/h) and traffic volume (0.34 2.4 cars/h) were extremely low in natural (hereafter rural) habitats when compared to typical figures for First World countries (11 325 cars/h; [1], [40]).

Frison and Pocock report that typical figures for pre, post and mix are 0.7, 0.7, and 0.5.

A three-point Conservative lead – a typical figure for phone polling – and a tie reported by internet pollsters would lead to rather different election outcomes.

In 1991, 74 under-fives were murdered, a typical figure for the last decade.

Whereas Ian Paisley Jr in North Antrim lost 7.2% of his vote, a fairly typical figure for this election, Robinson's vote tumbled.

The yield from small haddock is generally lower; typical figures are 43percentnt for unskinned fillets and 40percentnt for skinned fillets.