Sentence examples for yearly consumption from inspiring English sources

Asia now has a yearly consumption of 14 kilograms per person while Latin America consumes 24 kilograms per person.

Even so, yearly consumption has dropped precipitously, from about 25 liters a person in the 1960's to 10 liters today.

According to Mr. Nordhaus, the assumptions used in the Stern Review imply that per capita yearly consumption in 2200 will be $94,000 as compared with $7,000 today.

The yearly consumption of alcohol is higher here than anywhere else in the world (almost four gallons of pure alcohol per capita, at least half of it in the form of vodka), and vodka has scarred virtually every family, just as the Second World War and the repressions of Stalin's regime did..

Since 1994, according to Motto Kryla & Fisher, wine industry analysts and consultants based in St. Helena, Calif., adult Americans' per capita spending on wine has increased 83percentto to $64 a year from $35, while their yearly consumption has risen 22percentto to 8.4 bottles from 6.9.

Aspirin is one of the most widely used drugs, with an average yearly consumption of 30 g/person in the industrialized countries (Roth and Calverley, 1994) and a daily consumption in the United States alone of 35 000 kg (Jack, 1997).

For the upstream region's households, the disaster damage equaled to nearly 16% of yearly total consumption expenditure; while in the downstream region it was 35% of the yearly total consumption expenditure.

This figure equals about 22% of a household's yearly total consumption expenditure [USD 654.36 (±456.45)] on average.

Households' median economic damage due to hazards was USD 141, more than one-fourth of its yearly total consumption expenditure.

High-tech fabrication plants (called fabs) generally use a lot of energy, for example, yearly energy consumption might reach 215 GWh for a 3.5-generation small/medium-size TFT-LCD panel fab with a monthly yield of 75,000 pieces and a clean room area of 59,760 m2 [1].

A survey from 2005 [1] showed that the yearly energy consumption for drying operation in the United Kingdom was 348.6 PJ, corresponding to 17.7 % of industrial energy consumption.