Sentence examples for capita though from inspiring English sources

Per capita, though, the Americans still consume five times more energy.

"Per capita, though, we may be the biggest international group," he jokes, noting that Iceland's population is little more than 320,000.

By international standards, the South African Police Service has an adequate amount of manpower per capita, though it is an undersized force in relation to the amount of violence.

Karl, Born, and Viscusi [18] also find that the professional liability climate has a non-trivial influence on the dollar amount of state-level health insurance losses per capita, though their results suggest that lower levels of professional liability exposure are associated with higher levels of health insurance losses.

The prices of our "non-traded" intermediate inputs vary across countries with variation in GDP per capita, though not always in ways that were anticipated.

During the 12-month intervention period, the partnership's investment in health center readiness was $4.03 per capita, though allocation varied across the 14 health center catchments (median: $4.01, range: $1.00 $15.96 per capita).

Concerning 'per capita income', though, a clear trend emerges (see Figure 3): In autumn 2005, i.e. the survey with the highest percentage of delayers and avoiders, this percentage is 67.9% among those with very little income (less than 600 Euro), compared to 'only' 42.6% among those with very high income (more than 1,300 Euro).

On a per-capita basis, though, Japanese consume about 3 kilograms of coffee beans annually, on average, compared with 4.24 kilograms in the United States and 5.58 in the European Union.

It is second to Connecticut in personal per capita income, though higher in median household income.

(Fifty countries with small economies are not included in the IWI because of the difficulty in obtaining reliable data). The latest IWI report shows that 44 out of the 140 countries have suffered a decline in inclusive wealth per capita even though GDP per capita increased in nearly all of the countries assessed.

Don't forget: Iraq's per capita income, though rising, is still only $2,000, the same as Portugal's.