Sentences with phrase «average out of the red»

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There's a red flag in the way the Hoosiers played when he was hurt — the Hoosiers scored just seven points with him out against Penn State in 2015 and averaged just 17.8 PPG when he missed the final six games of 2014.

This season Taylor has already reffed 18 matches and is yet to give out a red card, but has shown 72 yellows, at an average of 4 per game.....

The Boston Red Sox have the best batting average and the most runs out of any team in the major leagues, so it should come as no surprise that the Red Sox are well - represented in the American League's lineup.

Her first instinct was to attack NY's unions and is a scary indicator that she is out of touch with ordinary average New Yorkers and has set red flags off all over the city.

RED EYE - June 10 - Single guys in Chicago who signed up on WhatsYourPrice.com, are shelling out an average of $ 173 to «buy» a date, according to Brandon Wade, CEO and founder of the site.

Growth - based measures and demographic - adjusted average test scores identify similar types of schools as low - performing, as shown by the fact that the red dots (low - income schools) are spread out in the figure, as opposed to clustered on the left - hand side.

The commercial begins innocently enough with an average family loading a car, before the image cuts out and a wild montage of strange appears, full of menancing red R's emblazoned on many things.

Many of the «pay to publish» — which includes Author Solutions, Author House, LuLu, Red Dog, Tate (I'm working on getting two authors out of a very messy situation / disaster with Tate as I write this), Balboa, Westbow, iUniverse, XLibris — the author sells an average of 100 book — 100!!!! Ugh to that.

The Red Church by Scott Nicholson is free today from the Amazon Kindle store, and has received an average user rating of 4 out of 5 stars based on 109 customer reviews.

Creditors may also take the average age of your accounts into consideration.1 A large number of new accounts, may indicate that someone is seeking out new lines of credit to stay afloat — which may be a red flag for lenders.2

The sunlight does not become red (or infrared in this case) simply because you spread it out with a lens, or go to Pluto, or average it over the whole surface of the earth.

If I understand correctly, I could respond to a red - baiter by pointing out that 50 % of lawmakers are below the average intelligence of their group, and invite the red - baiter to provide proof that he was at least as smart as a boxful of hair.

It has enhanced variability, because averaging the reconstructions results in a redder time series (there is less common variance between the reconstructions at the higher frequencies compared with the lower frequencies, so the former averages out to leave a smoother curve) and the re-calibration is then more of a case of fitting a trend (over my calibration period 1881 - 1960) to the observed trend.»