Sentence examples for capita probably from inspiring English sources

"There are, per capita, probably more new music groups and performances in the Bay Area than anywhere in the country," said Charles Amirkhanian, artistic and executive director of Other Minds, the venerable San Francisco concert series.

Larger areas were also found to have fewer miles of road network per capita (probably because of more density), longer edges, and more traffic per edge.

In a parallel world where Ed Miliband became prime minister, with the Labour party supported by the SNP, this week's update from outsourcing group Capita would probably have been full of cautious comment.

If the argument is that per capita G.D.P. will probably keep rising even in an America where most births are out of wedlock, then I suppose that I agree (and so, I imagine, does Charles Murray).

Second, the statistics needed revision because the use of constant per capita figures had probably led to overestimation of the change in woodfuel consumption (and, hence, production) over time, for the following reasons.

Probably, per capita, we raise a lot more money than other facilities.

While the periphery experiences increased per capita revenue, it will probably not see a reduction in the gap that separates the periphery from the dominant regions.

The standard of living per capita in Shanghai is probably 10 times higher than the standard of living in the small towns of which you have spoken.

These factors would suggest that per capita fuelwood consumption has probably decreased over time, although the situation with respect to charcoal consumption is more ambiguous.

On a per-capita basis it is probably the most extensively industrialized country in Europe.

In other words, on a per-capita basis, there are probably about 5 times as many football fans in Birmingham as there are in New York.