Sentence examples for capita higher from inspiring English sources

For one of the richest cities in the world, with a GDP per capita higher than the UK, Germany and Japan, poverty has become an embarrassment.

Columbia, the capital, was ranked sixth in the nation in 2010 in AIDS cases per capita — higher than Washington, New York or San Francisco.

Independence advocates point to statistics showing that an independent Scotland would rank as the 14th-wealthiest country in the world per capita, higher than Britain, with oil and gas accounting for about 15percentt of economic output.

Conversely, the lowest per capita higher education spending is in New Hampshire ($94.76 per person), followed by Arizona ($125.79), Pennsylvania ($137.13), Vermont $152.477), and Missouri ($163.06).

For both genders, we observe the highest transition probabilities for workers up to 30 35 years old, particularly when people live in regions with a GDP per capita higher than 25,000 euros.

The first group is developed countries with GDP per capita higher than the mean value (i.e. > USD12671), and the second group is developing countries (with GDP per capita < USD 12671).

Today, we have fallen behind in both per capita high school graduates and their quality.

From 1974 to 1979, California fell from ninth to 44th in per capita high school spending.

This "S-curve" links per capita demand of petrochemicals to GDP per capita – high income nations (Europe and North America) are at the top of the S-curve, so demand growth is limited to economic and population growth rates, which are typically low.

We were the foreclosure capital, our homicide per capita highest in the nation, we declared bankruptcy," says Stockton mayor Michael Tubbs, a charismatic 28-year-old Stanford grad who returned to his hometown following a cousin's murder.

Stuart is Founding Head of The Emery/Weiner School in Houston -- one of the fastest growing and largest per capita high schools of its kind in the country.