Sentence examples for well than the average from inspiring English sources

And although the general picture has improved in most places, some groups have done far less well than the average.

The average fund of funds has performed less well than the average hedge fund in all but two of the last 20 years.

He is right, but his claim is misleading, since the median worker the one in the middle of the income range has done less well than the average, whose gains are pulled up by the big increases of those at the top.Privately, some policymakers admit that the recent trends have them worried, and not just because of the congressional elections in November.

The numbers are still well better than the average for network shows.

Shaquille O'Neal is larger, wealthier and more well connected than the average American, but he was no different than most on Tuesday.

That is about twice what TV networks charge advertisers for some prime-time programs, and well more than the average of $10 per 1,000 viewers charged by some of the Web's most successful publishers, like MSN.

They are generally less well placed than the average 10-year-old to tell you what is actually happening on the open web (but then the average 10-year-old does seem to devote most of their cognitive space to this knotty question).

Second, probably owing to the flexibility of serpins, the average serpin crystal is significantly less well ordered than the average crystal of another protein, which increases the difficulty of solving and refining their structures.

Third, the study participants are probably more committed and well informed than the average of ADHS patient, because most of the respondents were therapy-experienced and members of patient advocacy groups.

The proportion of wells meeting the Bangladesh standard of 50 μg/L As is higher for wells shallower than the average of 14 m (86%) compared to deeper wells (46%), however.

The self-styled "guardians of the countryside" are often less well-informed than the average urbanite.