Sentence examples similar to would average to from inspiring English sources

If terrace steps on the surface were just oriented randomly across the pearl, this would average out to zero.

The 30-page script was shorter than in later episodes, which would average between 45 to 50 pages.

That would average out to less than $5,000 per dwelling, a pittance compared with other housing plans.

Typically, a new villa in Gibraltar would average £5,000 to £6,000 a square meter, Ms. Mifsud said.

That striking number, which would average out to six waterboardings a day, suggests that interrogators did not try a traditional, rapport-building approach for long before escalating to their most extreme tool.

The design team originally estimated that the 31-foot-long, three-ton catamaran would average three to four knots and arrive off the east coast of Japan about 60 days after its departure on March 16.

*Nathan discloses that previously his earnings from selling class B drugs would average out to £700 [about $1,000] per week.

*Nathan discloses that previously his earnings from selling class B drugs would average out to £700 per week.

He said in an e-mail that he thought Mr. O'Brien would average 2 million to 2.2 million viewers this week.

But it turned out that the potential cuts were to be spread over 3 years, and thus the annual reductions would really average closer to $60 billion.

In these tough economic times, why would average people give money to such iffy entrepreneurs, knowing that all they will get is a T-shirt?