Sentence examples for yet on average from inspiring English sources

Yet on average these Turks are poorer, less well educated and more violent than ordinary Germans.

Yet on average they receive around three quarters of the pay that men would in the same jobs.

Pediatricians recommend no television at all before age 2 – yet on average, U.S. babies get their first TV at 5 months of age.

Yet on average in each parliament since 1987, Liberal Democrat support rose by 8.5 percentage points between the low point as measured by polls and the general election.

Obviously, some developing nations have done phenomenally well, yet, on average, the distance between "rich" and "poor" countries remains the same.

Yet, on average, investors who bought and held many of those equity funds barely beat the broad stock market during the past decade.

Housing is in short supply, yet on the average one house a day is being abandoned.

Isa limits are up to £15,000 a year – and yet who, on average UK wages of £26,500, can save that?

India already has the largest number of diabetics in the world after China, for example, yet Indians, on average, spend only $55 a year on health care.

Yet now, on average, every share of every company listed on the New York Stock Exchange changes hands at a rate of once a year compared with once every three years in 1981, and every six years in 1974.There are good reasons to be less confident about how to value shares in general, and tech stocks in particular.

Nearly one in five crypto holders have no money in an investment or brokerage account, yet hold, on average, more than $1,200 in cryptocurrencies.