Sentence examples for dangerous ratio from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the outbreak, the ratio was approximately 4 5 patients per nurse, a potentially dangerous ratio that could lead to transmission.

K2 is also extremely dangerous: Its kill ratio of fatalities per attempts is four times that of Mt. Everest.

As things now stand, former national-security adviser Brent Scowcroft and others worry that the proposed agreement gives the Soviets a dangerous advantage in the ratio of their warheads to our missile silos.

Everybody knows that high price-earnings ratios are dangerous, and that prudence dictates aiming low in this metric, especially when times are tough.

Even when maternity staff found themselves in critical situations, with unmanageable nurse-midwife to patient ratios and dangerous circumstances for labouring women, their pleas for assistance were often dismissed.

Such a ratio may suggest a dangerous amount of leverage.

While PE is a good starting point, it is dangerous to base a buy on that ratio alone, Gorman said.

The Giants, mindful of the Ravens' high turnover ratio, want to stay away from dangerous passes.

The use of minimally invasive, as opposed to potentially dangerous procedures has important implications to the risk/benefit ratio of the survey.

Fidelity National Information Services remains on our list of most dangerous stocks with a price-to-economic-book value ratio of 4.4.

In the HICCC group, many dangerous methods with high fatality were employed, and the ratio of administration of physical treatment was higher than in the other two groups.