Sentence examples for average ratios of net from inspiring English sources

The 29 economically most advanced countries, including the U.S., Japan and Germany, have average ratios of net government debt to GDP of 70% and will expand 2.3% this year, the International Monetary Fund says.

And the overall average ratio of male to female bylines is 78%/22%.

Note that we plot the inverse of each bank's average ratio of assets to equity.

Here, the average ratio of the perimeter to the area of the districts is reported -- also called the Schwartzberg measure.

The absence of fruit resulted in an average 12 % reduction in the evening/morning ratio of net photosynthesis, which ranged from 72 to 95%%.

For instance, as reported by the OECD, 2006, the net replacement rate for full career workers – measured as the ratio of net pension entitlements to net average earnings - is higher in Italy and Spain than in Denmark, Germany and The Netherlands, and favours transitions into permanent retirement in the former group of countries.

Last month analysts at Goldman Sachs estimated that European companies alone could draw upon €630 billion of funds, partly by raising their ratio of net debt to equity to the long-run average of 43%.

And at midyear, its ratio of net debt to net assets plus net debt stood at just 6 percent.

In the United States, the ratio of net debt-to-G.D.P. is seventy-three per cent.

NITL (Net Income/Total Liabilities): It is the ratio of net income to total liabilities.

ROE is a ratio of net income over shareholders' equity.