Sentence examples for capita outside from inspiring English sources
In her first blog post, van Wiechen tells about a conversation with LinkedIn VP of International Operations Arvind Rajan, who apparently told her that of the 55 million professionals that are now on LinkedIn, the member base in the Netherlands was one of the most active and highly engaged groups with the highest number of LinkedIn members per capita outside of the U.S. (more than 1 million).
Sweden has most McDonald's per capita outside of North America.
The per capita consumption of energy in Asia outside the oil-producing countries of the Middle East is considerably lower than the world average.
He has never quite explained what he means by this, but the United States consumes more energy per capita than any nation on earth outside the Persian Gulf.
It would be the single largest to date for Capita and would take the company outside of the UK (around 68% Xchanging sales) into new geographies such as the US, South East Asia and Continental Europe.
By the 1990s, the country had become one of the world's most prosperous nations, with a highly developed free market economy, strong international trading links, and the highest per capita gross domestic product in Asia outside of Japan.
In Germany, all eight of the biggest cities outside Berlin outperform per-capita GDP, whereas in the equivalent eight cities in Britain only Bristol does.
In England, according to IPPR North, seven out of eight "core cities" outside London have GDP per capita below the national average.
The majority of the book takes place on Long Island and LA two places with more per capita assholes than anywhere in the world outside of Florida.
Second, it is a material move outside the UK for the first time: Capita has sought in the past to win non-UK clients in particular niches, notably in insurance policy administration.
In 1976, they record, Birmingham's GDP per capita was still the highest of any British city outside the south-east; five years later, it was the lowest in England.
