Sentence examples for capita going from inspiring English sources

Sweden now has more would-be jihadists per capita going to fight for extremist groups than any European country other than Belgium, according to a 2015 study by the International Center for the Study of Radicalization and Political Violence.

Instead it TRIPLED its contributions per capita, going from 24th in Houston to second place only to Exxon.

Victoria's GSP per capita went backwards in 2013-14.

REMI report lead author Scott Nystrom explained the reason for this rise in disposable income, "Personal income per capita goes up because households receive the total benefit of the dividend as well as improved job opportunities and wages in the general economy, which more than counteracts any negative effects from higher energy and commodity prices".

Livestock numbers per capita are going down, also as a function of subdivision (Thornton et al. 2006), and there is some evidence that this is true of the Mara as well.

Hispanic moviegoers – Hollywood's most loyal audience based on per capita attendance – went to the movies an average of 5 times last year, down from an average of 7 times a year earlier.

She estimates that banning polygyny may lead GDP per capita to go up by 170%%.

Over the next 13 years, Ireland's per capita income went from only 63% of the United Kingdom's average to besting it in 2000.

Value add per capita has gone up.

GDP per capita would go up by about $7,000 per person.

Under Marcos, the Philippines, in terms of per capita income, went from almost twice as rich as South Korea to 11 times poorer (Studwell 2013).