Sentence examples for a low ratio from inspiring English sources

A low ratio in itself is not always a sign of a strong company.

As a result, Brandeis had a low ratio of teacher time spent on instruction, the report said.

Objects with a low ratio, or high drag relative to their mass, will descend in a steeper arc, he said.

A low ratio suggests that each dollar of earnings is priced relatively cheaply -- and should become even cheaper because earnings are growing rapidly.

A low ratio would indicate an industry doing as Norris and his colleagues foretold: ploughing cash into delivering a better service.

A low ratio means that median pay grew much more slowly than did the economy as a whole.

The report, which will be sent to Congress in a few weeks, found "strong and compelling" evidence that nursing homes with a low ratio of nursing personnel to patients were more likely to provide substandard care.

Because fewer than a third of the show's songs — a low ratio — were widely known, "The Man That Got Away" was an adventurous departure for a series whose older subscription audience insists on familiarity.

Experts say a lucky combination of factors may for the moment have slowed the arrival of an epidemic, including a low ratio of customers to sex workers, low rates of certain other sexually transmitted diseases and limited intravenous drug use.

When parents go searching for a quality preschool, they are advised by experts to seek a low ratio of children to teachers, a stable and reasonably well-paid staff that doesn't keep quitting, individualized teaching and small-group activities.

In a report last year, the government said that nursing homes with a low ratio of employees to patients were "significantly more likely to have quality-of-care problems".