Sentence examples for capita problem from inspiring English sources

But I also think we have a per capita problem.

She noted that in the 90's, the rapid increase in the state's population was often not fully reflected in population estimates that were used to derive per capita rates for various problems, so Nevada often looked even worse than it should have compared with other states.

According to those studies, rural residents were older [ 8], had more financial problems (lower per capita income and higher poverty rate) [ 9], were more likely to be uninsured [ 10], were less educated [ 11] and faced more obstacles when trying to access health services providers, such as longer travel distances and lack of transportation [ 12].

"The advanced economies have a real problem of growth per capita".

She added that despite some clients contacting Capita to update their records, the problem was not solved.

But at the same time, I find it a problem to take per capita emission as a criterion to determine the role of the emitter.

Uganda has among the highest alcohol consumption per capita and a low detection of problem drinking in the healthcare setting [ 19].

But, for all the national attention on the state's money problems, some finance experts argue that, on a per-capita basis, the city's pension problem is actually greater.

But Capita has run into its own problems, having faced criticism for failing to carry out medical assessments on time, resulting in delays issuing welfare payments to terminally ill, sick and disabled people.

Alcohol data for European countries suggest that binge-drinking of alcohol is more closely associated with alcohol-related problems compared to average per capita use [14].

The central problem of countries with low per capita output is that they have not as yet succeeded in making use of their potential economic opportunities.