Sentence examples for capita fall from inspiring English sources

Bahrain (USD 18,660 GNI per capita) and Antigua and Barbuda (USD 12,620 GNI per capita) fall in the high-income group, whereas all the other countries mentioned above fall in the middle-income or lower-income groups (World Bank 2016a).

As pollution mounts and industrial input into agriculture falls, food production per capita falls.

Even Portugal's G.D.P. per capita falls short of Greece's.

Employment per capita fell 4.7 percentage points among them, compared with 1.6 percentage points among married women.

He points out that US GDP growth per capita between 1986 and 2011 averaged 2.5%; energy use per capita fell 0.17% a year over the same period.

Elsewhere outsourcing group Capita fell 12.5p to 763p after losing out on a key contract when the Criminal Records Bureau is replaced in a few months with a new service.

Thus, while GDP grew and GDP per capita grew in the past year, real net national disposable income per capita fell: It suggests that despite exports leading to a growing economy, we're not seeing any benefits in growing income.

In a development that Mr. Pisano called "not so encouraging" the number of North American admissions per capita fell to 4.1, the lowest level since 1993, from 4.3 in 2009.

In 1997, the Egyptian fresh water per capita fell below 1000 m3, indicating that it has become a water scarce country.

Looking at the development of per capita figures, the total number of trips per capita fell by 5,2%% during the period in question, and excluding Stockholm by 31%%.

The model estimated that 11.4 Mg per capita of materials are consumed per year in Scotland, emitting 10.7 Mg CO2e per capita in the process, of which, 6.7 Mg CO2e per capita falls under territorial carbon accounting.