Sentence examples for negative capita from inspiring English sources

Stifel was more negative: Capita has published an annual meeting statement and trading update today maintaining its 4% organic growth target and highlighting its confidence in the structural growth opportunities.

Migration pressure is defined as excess domestic labour supply in the presence of negative per capita income differences with other countries.

We defined labour migration pressure according to Bruni and Venturini (1995), which is excess domestic labour supply measured as size of the non-employed working-age population in the presence of negative per capita income differences with other countries.

We retain a negative view on Capita therefore and would use any recovery in the share price to exit the stock.

But in a sell note analyst David Brockton at Espirito Santo said: Today's newsflow reinforces our negative stance on Capita, with the group's reliance on acquisitions increasing and organic growth seemingly becoming more working capital consumptive, against a backdrop of a stretched balance sheet.

These are overall very few cases: the LLM-year observations with payments amounting to less than one euro per-capita were less than one percent in the total pooled sample and around 3% in 2008, and there was only one case with a small per-capita negative payment.

This results in an 'ecological footprint' of food: negative environmental impacts per capita.

The study found a substantial negative effect of per capita income on infant mortality [ 13].

The coefficient for GDP per capita is negative and its absolute value is just less than one (-0.92, p < 0.0001).

The corresponding overall incremental cost of -US$44 million (−US$0.8 per capita) is negative to indicate that the cost in 2030 is less than that of the baseline year (2014).> -wrap-foot> US$ = United States Dollars; numbers rounded to nearest 10 to indicate uncertainty.

Using the same approach, the estimated change in asthma prevalence associated with a 1-ppbV increase in O3 between phases, adjusted for center (including center-average O3, defined as in Equation 2) and change in GNI per capita, was negative and statistically significant (–0.171; 95% CI: –0.275, –0.067).