Sentence examples for will get on average from inspiring English sources
The coming payout of the $100 million means that individual families will get, on average, an additional $232,000.
At the other end of the spectrum, the least rich twenty per cent will get, on average, five dollars and forty cents a month.
That is in part because the Obama administration's fuel-efficiency goals are increasingly ambitious — cars and light trucks will get, on average, somewhere around 51 miles per gallon by 2025.
Most notably explained in "The Book: Playing the Percentages in Baseball," by Tom M. Tango, Mitchel Lichtman and Andrew Dolphin, the theory of hitting your best player second centers on the idea that he will get, on average, around 18 more plate appearances a season.
Obviously, a plant that needs full sun doesn't have much of a chance in a windowless copy room, but figure out where you can put plants in your office and determine how much natural sunlight they'll get on average.
But because roughly $600 million hasn't been found, clients will only get on average 60 cents on the dollar, court filings show.
The garbage collector will get $25 on average, the hairdresser $41.
Because forests, oceans, croplands, and water supplies are all being depleted by the number of people we have now, a grim logic appears irrefutable: As we add people, either everyone will get poorer on average, or the poor will get much poorer.
Which would you rather get on average?
CEOs get, on average, 364 times what workers earn.
