annual consumption

Back then annual consumption was at a high of 10.4 million tons.

Some experts estimate the annual consumption in hundreds of millions every year.

The annual consumption in Sweden is over 18 kg per person.

Annual consumption was about four gallons per colonist in the mid-1700's.

The project generates energy equivalent to the annual consumption of 20,000 households.

The difference between income and savings is annual consumption.

Countries with annual consumption higher than xx million tonnes are shown.

Multiply this by the number of days you use the appliance during the year for the annual consumption.

It seems unlikely, but world reserves now are nearly 50 times annual consumption, the highest ratio ever.

In one projected case, it would enable almost two million Soviet families to double their annual consumption of goods and services, the paper states.

United States annual consumption of gasoline is on the order of 100 billion gallons.

Concrete is the most widely used construction material in the world with annual consumption estimated at between 21 and 31 billion tonnes.

By the early 1800s it had even become a staple food, with annual consumption running at about 10 kilos per person in Britain.

Even before the financial crisis, the annual consumption of meat has declined to about 95 pounds a person, less than half of American levels.

In 1735 the annual consumption of gin in England was over five million gallons.

Annual consumption averages four to five million tons.

The United States is the world's largest coffee-consuming nation, with annual consumption of about 18 million bags.

Worldwide, Pepsico says, annual consumption of snack foods is less than one pound per person.

Shea Stadium leads all major league ballparks with annual consumption of more than 1.5 million hot dogs.

Thomas J. Vincent, the company's chief executive, said the fish farm could produce 1.5 million pounds a year, or a third of annual consumption here.

The wealth effect of this equity on consumption generated close to $500bn in annual consumption demand.

It is also valuable to understand the ratio of reserves to annual consumption (R/C) by region or country.

Then there is China, with annual consumption of just two-tenths of a serving for each of its 1.1 billion people.

Annual consumption of canned tuna (3 1/2 pounds per person) is higher than it is for peanut butter.

They estimate an average annual consumption of 15 litres of whisky per head of the adult population.