Examples of using Average only in English and their translations into Spanish
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however, on average only one storm develops in the month every other year.
statistics showed that on average only one family member per household was employed
they were typically also very short, on average only one fifth of a page,
households paid on average only US$0.50 per month for water and US$0.09 per month for sewerage.
Countries spend on average only 0.4 per cent of gross domestic product(GDP)
law can also hamper cross-border trade and limit international business operations:"… Currently on average only 93 per cent of the EU companies involved in the sales of goods export inside of the EU.
requires on average only 2L/2 evaluations using a birthday attack.
though not conclusive, among respondents, since the average only reached 66.2 points on a 100-point scale in 2006,
loans to the manufacturing sector average only 12% of the total.
especially in the extremely low sunshine hours, which average only around 2.8 per day due to the consistent fog from the Aleutian Low
It was therefore unfortunate that the submission of reports pursuant to Amended Protocol II had always been weak, as on average only half the States parties submitted reports annually,
On average, only about 30% of the candidate models are accepted.
On average, only one in five members of national parliaments is a woman.
On average, only one in four women is in the workforce.
Americans are, on average, only sixty-nine percent happy.
On average, only about 30% of the candidate models are accepted.
In recent years, on average, only 7 days was rainy.
For example, on average, only six teams worked per week in 2010/11.
On average, only about 84 percent of the churches report this data.
In average, only a 10% of infected would develop an active disease.