Sentence examples for capita something from inspiring English sources

The IMF currently ranks Norway as the fourth-richest country in the world judging by GDP per capita, something that would have been unimaginable to anyone growing up before the North Sea revealed its riches.

The IMF currently ranks Norway as the 4th richest country in the world judging by GDP per capita, something that would have been unimaginable to anyone growing up before the North Sea revealed its riches.

From 1950 to 2000, its per capita income tripled, making it something of a middle-income country.

"The town I'm from, I heard once, has the most churches per capita in the nation or something like that".

Geographically, while the funds are by no means distributed evenly on a per capita basis, every state gets something: even Wyoming, ranked last, had over $7 million in NIH funds in 2007 [ 16].

Also on Rue Malausséna, Arlequin Gelato has some of the best gelato in Nice – and with more gelaterias per capita than seems reasonable, that is saying something.

Scaled to U.S. per capita income, $6 million in China would be worth something like $200 million.

Many Chinese people have no safe drinking water, and our per-capita GDP ranks ninety-something globally.

By 2030 our global contribution will most likely be something like 10 to 12%, and per capita emissions will be around 3.5 tons.

While this is a positive development (OPD per capita visits remain under the expected norm), it is also something to monitor carefully, in terms of the implications for cash flows and, ultimately, sustainability.

But it comes to something when an organisation takes a service over from Capita, the private company that earlier this year had to be shored up because it faced such a backlog of personal independence payment (PIP) claims for sick and disabled people, and manages to make Capita look good.