Sentence examples for capita at from inspiring English sources
The US ranked 10th last year, with GDP per capita at £30,979.
Current estimates put the American contribution, per capita, at 44,000 pounds.
Recent census data shows Papua's GDP per capita at $3,510, compared to the Indonesian average of $2,452.
Oh, and Nielsen is looking at GDP per capita at market exchange rates; of course that has fallen.
The London fire brigade is outsourcing 999 calls to a firm called Capita, at the behest of the oleaginous chair of the capital's fire authority, Brian Coleman.
Still, the percentage of people covered by insurance policies remains limited at 3 percent, with premiums per capita at just €58 in 2009.
The yearly consumption of alcohol is higher here than anywhere else in the world (almost four gallons of pure alcohol per capita, at least half of it in the form of vodka), and vodka has scarred virtually every family, just as the Second World War and the repressions of Stalin's regime did..
The evidence shows that reforms were more numerous in countries with a lower GDP per-capita at the start of the sample, suggesting that the evolution of labour market institutions was faster in EU countries at earlier stages of economic development.
The grim statement has sent rivals lower, with G4S down 4.8p at 259.9p and Capita off 25p at £10.78.
But per capita spending at the parks decreased by 4 percent, and hotel room occupancy at Disney's Florida and California resorts fell.
More food is now produced per capita than at any time in the world's history.
