Sentence examples for which will average from inspiring English sources

Rents for the units, which will average 1,000 square feet, will be $900 to $1,200 a month.

Under the compensation fund's rules, life insurance and other benefits are deducted from payouts, which will average about $1.85 million.

It has emerged that 17 banks and building societies have agreed to pay refunds, which will average £300 for each of the 497,000 people affected.

The authors project a gentle slowdown of growth, which will average 7% in the second half of this decade and 5% from 2026-30 (see chart 1).

Aboard the 7 47 a.m. from Deer Park to Penn Station, Keela A. Bacchus, an administrative assistant from Deer Park, said she was also upset about the fare increases, which will average 5percentt.

According to the report, this "business-as-usual" approach to burning fossil fuels is set to cook Australia more than the rest of the world, which will average a temperature increase of 2.6C to 4.8C by 2090.

His moderate contract, in which he will average $2.7 million over the next four years, could be a bargaining chip this summer.

This variation in the iron content with the location of the fibre within the fibre bundles/yarns will occur throughout the textiles and therefore will not affect the results from tensile testing or colour measurement which will be averaged by analysis of multiple fibres.

The first model that's emerging is the pool/air/taxi, in which an aircraft will average 24 miles per trip, with 4 passengers, including a pilot (at least in the beginning), that can achieve 150 miles per hour, with 5-minute recharges.

Nonetheless, patient record data from MMH provide suggestive evidence of changes over time in patient characteristics for malaria admissions, which will affect average costs of these cases and total costs of malaria admissions overall.

But that ignores inflation, which the Congressional Budget Office reckons will average about 2.3percentnt.