Sentence examples for capita compared from inspiring English sources

Norway's contribution to the EU is €107.4 per capita, compared to the UK's current contribution of €139 per capita.

In 2001, we spent $4,887 on health care per capita, compared with $2,792 in Canada and $2,561 in France.

Mr. Bloomberg said New York had tumbled to 49th place in aid per person, receiving $5.47 per capita, compared with $38.31 for Wyoming.

The United States, of course, is still a coffee-drinking country, with Americans consuming 693 annual servings per capita, compared with 154 of tea.

It gave out just $112 per capita compared with $759 in Texas, $672 in Michigan, and $210 in New York.

In 2007, China emitted 5.1 tonnes of CO2 per capita compared with the EU's 8.6 tonnes and the 19.4 tonnes for the US.

The NEJM paper tries to calculate how much is being spent on all of these items, and comes up with this:In 1999, health administration costs totaled at least $294.3 billion in the United States, or $1,059 per capita, as compared with $307 per capita in Canada.

People in rural areas have access to less than half of the medical practitioners per capita when compared with medical practitioners per capita in metropolitan areas [ 7].

It defended American gun policy on the basis that, despite having high levels of per capita gun ownership, the United States has relatively low levels of per capita murders compared to other countries.

Myanmar today receives roughly $7.50 in annual per capita assistance, compared to $68.71 for Laos and $51.67 for Cambodia.

You can see here that the really big chunk of spending that's above the "expected" value (based on America's per capita GDP, compared to other OECD countries' health spending) is in outpatient care.