Sentence examples for but that ratio from inspiring English sources

The overall ratio between residential and outpatient housing services in Germany is 0.6 but that ratio varies significantly among the federal states from 0.09 to 2.42.

But that ratio can easily slide up or down depending on what one considers a "related" job.

For women, the ratio of oestrogen, progesterone and testosterone is crucial – but that ratio changes as we do, according to our age and fertility.

But that ratio has grown, despite debt write-offs and bailouts, because the economy has contracted so much.

But that ratio has already risen to 25% and by 2050 it will be around 45%, meaning that there will be only about two workers for every pensioner.

But that ratio worsens substantially in the fourth quarter: Oklahoma City ranks 29th in the metric, producing 1.3 more turnovers per 100 possessions in the final 12 minutes than it does the rest of the game.

For example, Gallup research shows that only two out of 10 U.S. employees strongly agree to having a best friend at work, but, if that ratio increased to six in 10, organizations could realize 36% fewer safety incidents, 7% more engaged customers and 12% higher profit.

Normally, the body has a healthy plethora of good bacteria in the gut, but when that ratio gets thrown out of wack ― like when we're taking antibiotics ― ingesting probiotics can help replace the balance.

But on Radio Free Asia, that ratio will be reversed; 80% of the news will be about Tibet itself.

But that 90/10 ratio is just an average, and refers only to junk-DNA markers.

Now, I don't know about you, but that 5 2 ratio simply wasn't satisfying.