Sentence examples for valuable averaging from inspiring English sources

General sponsorship and arena signage is a little bit more valuable, averaging closer to 10% of total revenue.

As a sophomore this season, he was the Big Ten's most valuable player, averaging 15.0 points and 7.6 rebounds.

When the tax code changed in the early 1990s and made the deduction for charitable giving more valuable, the average churchgoer gave more money — and attended services less often.

The two-time WNBA most valuable player averaged 19.4 points and 10.1 rebounds in 16 games last season, when she sat out 17 games at the start of the season to rest after playing overseas.

Ralph, last year's Final Four most valuable player, was averaging just under 4 points a game in the previous four games.

He led the Warriors to the 1975 NBA title and was named the finals Most Valuable Player after averaging 29.5 points per game in his team's four-game sweep of the Washington Bullets.

But there might be a valuable lesson for average golfers in Creamer's ball switch.

(Cloak offers integration with neither Facebook nor Twitter, rendering it even less valuable to the average chat avoider).

Perfect Market measured revenue per page view and found that articles about Social Security were the most valuable, generating an average of $129 for 1,000 page views.

The league's reigning most valuable player, Bryant averaged 28.3 points during the regular season and is scoring at a 31.9-point clip in the playoffs, in which the Lakers have dispatched their three opponents in 15 games.

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