Sentences with phrase «average than the rest of the country»

«Gas prices definitely play a role in hybrid interest, because West Coast cities traditionally have higher gas prices on average than the rest of the country,» said Cars.com editor Patrick Olsen.

If you include civil twilight, Alaska gets 40 minutes more light on average than the rest of the country.

From colonial New Haven estates to Litchfield farmhouses, prices in Connecticut are going to be higher on average than the rest of the country.

Not exact matches

In some parts of the country (hi, New York and the rest of the Northeast), the percentage spent on housing can be even higher than the 37 % average.

Ticket prices are nearly 50 % higher, on average, than is the norm in the rest of the country.

Homes in the Natural State are sold for cheaper than average compared to the rest of the country.

The figures may be influenced by the fact Christians on average older than the rest of the country.

In India, intake of lauric acid from coconut oil in the coconut growing areas (e.g., Kerala) range from about 12 to 20 grams per day (Eraly 1995), whereas the average for the rest of the country is less than half a gram.

Renters insurance in California averages a bit higher than the rest of the country, because credit can't be used as a rating factor.

On the other hand, many parts of the state have average apartment costs that are less than most of the rest of the country.

New Yorkers consume far less electricity than everyone else in the United States: 4,700 kWh per year versus 11,000 kWh on average in the rest of the country.

Thanks to incomes that are mostly higher than average when compared to the rest of the country, Massachusetts actually ranks first for auto insurance affordability in the nation, with just 2.5 % of the average household income dedicated to auto insurance.

One of the upsides to auto insurance in North Dakota is that the average driver pays less for insurance inside the state than the median rate for the rest of the country.

According to newly released data from Insure.com, drivers in Florida are still facing very expensive auto insurance, to the point that they are paying up to 25 percent more than the average across the rest of the country.

On average, drivers in Mississippi pay a bit less than those across the rest of the country for their car insurance.

Thanks to some unfortunate statistics that we'll look at shortly, drivers in Washington DC pay considerably more for their car insurance than those in the rest of the country, on average.

On the other hand, many parts of the state have average apartment costs that are less than most of the rest of the country.

Other than charging a little less than the national average for homeowners policies ($ 669 compared to $ 804), New Hampshire home insurance providers are pretty much on par with the rest of the country when it comes to the type of protection available.

Renters insurance in California averages a bit higher than the rest of the country, because credit can't be used as a rating factor.

The Bay State may have higher average premium rates than the rest of the country, mostly due to its coastal location, but that doesn't mean you should be overpaying.

The cost of living in West Virginia is estimated to be around 5.6 % cheaper than the rest of the country on average.

In addition, medical assisting is valued enough to be offered a larger than average salary when compared to the rest of the country.

Idaho real estate is a bit less expensive than the rest of the country on average.