Sentence examples for winner an average of from inspiring English sources

In 2009, when Stewart Cink was the winner, an average of 4.55 million viewers watched the third and fourth rounds on ABC.

After factoring in the importance of a match, Mr Messi pulls away with a 59.5 weighted EPA in 2013 and 2014 (an average of 0.69 per goal), compared with 50.4 for the Ballon d'Or winner (an average of 0.48).

In the first 13 Republican primary and caucus elections in 2012, the winner garnered an average of 41.8% of the vote.

The Olympic and Tour de France winner drew an average of 10.6 million viewers – and a peak of 14.5 million – the biggest for the Sports Personality of the Year show since 1992.

A 1977 study, cited by The Atlantic, found that physics Nobel winners were an average of 36 years old when they did their prize-winning research, while chemistry prize winners were an average of 39 years old.

His findings: Academy Award winners live an average of three years longer than the runners-up.

He found that male Academy winners have an average of almost four children, with Marlon Brando holding the record of 11 children.

In election contests for seats in the House, the ratio approached three to one - winners spent an average of $1,372,539 while losers were able to muster only $492,928.

The 4G speed winner was EE with an average of 18.4Mbps, followed by O2 at 15.6Mbps.

Murray led the men's event with 267 winners from 26 sets, for an average of 10.2 winners per set.

Initially, he made predictions about the electoral winners simply by taking an average of the polls after weighting them according to past accuracy.