Sentence examples for capita demand from inspiring English sources

In the last decade, global wheat production has not kept pace with rising population, or the increasing per capita demand for wheat products in newly industrializing countries.

If its industrialization follows the course of other nations, per capita demand for infrastructure like concrete and steel will peak long before meat consumption does.

China consolidates its position as the world's largest energy consumer: it consumes nearly 70% more energy than the United States by 2035, even though, by then, per capita demand in China is still less than half the level in the United States.

The water demand output is sensitive to the change in population, per capita demand, and temperature.

Per capita incomes are higher in a city, which results in higher average per capita demand in major emissions sources.

These price measures are causing per capita demand in most cities that enforced progressive pricing to fall, and in some cases plummet (Cooley et al. 2007).

Historically, Professor Roland-Holst said, the decrease in per-capita demand for electricity outstripped the increase in rates.

Were per-capita demand in the developing world to reach current European levels, global energy consumption would more than double, and were it to rise to the American level, global energy consumption would more than triple.

Professor Roland-Holst said that he based his calculations on residential spending on electricity over the last 30 years, factoring in both the decrease in per-capita demand for electricity — now 40percentt below the national average — and the increase in California's electrical rates, which were about 40percentt above the national average in June, the latest month for which data is available.

The nationwide Renewable Energy Exodus estimates gave 48 million people for Task (1) (with the future per capita energy demand) and 10 million people for Task (2) (with the current per capita energy demand and region-by-region self-sustained balance), respectively.

The target capacity is driven by per capita power demand in the system.