Sentence examples for capita record from inspiring English sources

Read more about how students from Chicago and Baltimore, which set a per capita record for homicides in 2017, experienced Saturday's events.

Even ticket sales, the last refuge for those wishing fulfilment of their sinister forecasts, did not turn out too badly, with 3,581,080 tickets bought, which, taking into consideration Greece's population, was a per capita record.

The share of adult population with tertiary education and the intensity of R&D expenditures in value-added emerge as the most effective factors enhancing the growth of GDP per capita recorded, during 1995 2002, by the regions belonging to twelve countries of the former EU15.

According to this index, Argentina (net imports of (-5.47)$ per capita) and Australia ((-8.7)$ per capita) recorded the highest dependence on imported cotton textile manufactures.

Baltimore, with a population of 620,000, set a per-capita record and had more killings last year than did New York City with its 8.4 million residents.

There were 344 homicides in 2015, a per-capita record, and as of Tuesday, there had been 90 homicides so far this year.

On the final day 221,554 visitors added to the more than 50 million (50,306,648) that attended Expo 67 at a time when Canada's population was only 20 million, setting a per-capita record for World Exhibition attendance that still stands.

The CO2 emission per capita was recorded in metric tonnes.

Shown in Figure  3 are the annual per capita asbestos imports recorded in Spain for the period 1906 2002 (black circles), along with the pertinent lowess smoothing (black line).

On a per capita basis, Britain's record is one of the meanest on the continent.

So rather than celebrating record per capita GDP, Duterte's administration should keep an eye on the price of bread and rice.