The supplied couple of pie charts provides the data about the proportions of water usage in five diverse areas in a particular country in two given years of 1988 and 2008.
It is clear from the charts that the proportions of all sectors were relatively similar and that of washing clothes had a minimal dominance in 1988, yet in 2008, all of them underwent a downward trend except the categories of kitchen and bathroom, which had the highest shares.
Based on the statistics, although the percentage of water used in the sphere of kitchen accounted for 15% as the lowest figure in 1988, it almost doubled, making up the highest share of 29% in 2008. In terms of the bathroom fraction, it was the second highest in both 1988 and 2008, constituting 22% in the former year and 28% in the latter one. The percentage of water used for washing clothes, which had the highest one in 1988 descended from quarter to 22% in 2008.
Drawing the comparison, a fifth of the whole chart belonged to the category of garden in 1988, however, there was a threefold drop to 7% two decades later. Finally, 18% of all water was allocated to the remained section of toilets in 1988 and its figure experienced a decline as well, but by only 4%, accounting for 14%.