Sentence examples for local gross from inspiring English sources

Tourism is not only the livelihood for many Virgin Islanders, it provides a third of the local gross domestic product — a revenue stream the local government cannot afford to live without.

Counting money from both South Korean visitors to China and Korean-Chinese visitors to South Korea, Yu Shin Il, an economics professor at Mr. Kim's school, estimates that about $80 million a year comes here from South Korea, equivalent to half the local government's budget or 5percentt of the local gross domestic product.

The Shenzhen carbon exchange is one of seven pilot projects due to be started this year or next and will involve 635 local industrial companies accounting for more than a quarter of local gross domestic product and more than 30 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions.

Local gross deformation in wrinkled sections can do harm to loading-carrying capacity and even damage structure integrity of pipelines (Dama et al. 2007).

The analysis looked at nearly a dozen urban and rural prefectures and found no evidence that the introduction of bullet train service improved tax revenues, which was used as a proxy for local gross domestic product.

Health care resource utilization associated with this study cohort was considerable, with the median total hospitalization costs associated with the two antibiotics exceeding the local gross domestic product per capita.

Everything is in place for Xu Zheng's knockabout sequel Lost in Hong Kong to storm the box office: it follows the surprise 2012 hit Lost in Thailand, which took $208m off a $2.2m budget to become the country's then top local grosser; and it ropes in another Chinese mega-star, Vicki Zhao.

The Los Angeles production took the local weekly gross record, again from a performance of The Producers, bringing in $1,786,110 in the week ending March 4, 2007.

A study undertaken by Heriot-Watt University in 2008 showed a local average gross weekly wage of £450 in the Glenrothes area, against a Fife average of £449 and a Scottish average of £468.

In the UK it grossed more than £200,000, and in Australia, it was the fourth-highest grossing local film of 1989 and the highest grossing local film of 1990.

Cushing once described craniopharyngiomas as the most forbidding tumor; and, despite surgical advances decades later, craniopharyngioma resection is still extremely complex due to its location and infiltration into local structures, making gross total resection challenging.