Sentence examples for would probably average from inspiring English sources

Mr. Duffy said the premiums would probably average $30 to $40 a month.

The recipients would get five $20 coupons that could be used for tax preparation services, which would probably average $80 a customer, an H & R Block spokeswoman said.

It would probably average one or two percentage points above what the current formula produces, based on the Census Bureau's preliminary calculations.

The chief executive, Andrew Witty, said price reductions imposed by cash-strapped European governments as part of cutbacks in healthcare spending were bigger than expected and would probably average between 4% and 5% for the rest of the year.

After counting 37 adjectives without seeing nothing closer to a verb than the phrase"at first glance"we have given the whole project up and decided that we stumbled into an atypical morass of a sentence and that our proportion ofadjectives to verbs would probably average something like seventy-three to a hundred.

The vast ice sheets of East Antarctica reach heights of 11,500 feet or more in four main centres: Dome A (Argus) at 81° S, 77° E; Dome C at 75° S, 125° E; Dome Fuji at 77° S, 40° E; and Vostok station at 77° S, 104° E. Without its ice, however, Antarctica would probably average little more than about 1,500 feet.

And if you figured they'd probably average in the votes from this week with last week's to come up with next week's loser, so that the people who voted wouldn't feel like their voices hadn't been heard?

The agency said the combination of those phenomena would probably push average temperatures this year above the record set in 1998.

A survey earlier this year by Mercer Human Resource Consulting said companies would probably face average increases of 12percentto15percentcent in 2003, compared with 12.7percentthis yearar.

I would say probably average.

"I would say that we're probably averaging two or three patients a day but there was one Saturday recently where we had five different patients through it, of varying ages," the nurse said.