Sentence examples for win on average from inspiring English sources

If the remaining states play out as prior ones have, Mr. Romney should continue to win, on average, just slightly more than half the delegates.

Sales of books that win on average soar by 10.6% afterwards.

Thanks to the vagaries of electoral geography, in recent elections Labour MPs have required many fewer votes to win, on average, than Conservative candidates.

Three polls found the two candidates tied and six gave Trump the win – on average by less than four percentage points.

Trying to pick the "best" die is pointless – so long as the huckster chooses their die second, he or she will always win on average.

This is defined as the proportion of times each side would win on average if the game were repeatedly played to completion.

She was won, on average, in the mid-60 per cent of second serve points.

Xenia Onatopp's path is mostly green, indicating that she wins on average.

By contrast, in the 1970s and 1980s, Republican presidential candidates won, on average, 59 percent of the upscale suburban vote.

England's performances this year have contributed 485.46 towards their total, the number of points won on average per match played.

And Republicans won, on average, by a narrower margin (about 52 points) than Democrats (about 64 points).