Sentence examples for divided liability from inspiring English sources

"Degree of liability" divided liability into five circumstances: "full liability" (hospital accepts 100% liability for patient's injury), "ultimate liability" (hospital accepts 50%100%% liability), "equal liability" (hospital accepts 50% liability), "secondary liability" (hospital accepts 10%50%% liability), and "minor liability" (hospital accepts <10% liability).

We divided the liability to phobic fear in three categories separated by two thresholds so that all categories contained approximately equal numbers of subjects (see Fig.  2).

The liabilities are similarly divided into current liabilities and noncurrent liabilities.

His lawyers persuaded the jury that multiple manufacturers could be held responsible for his injuries, with liability divided among gun makers based on their share of the handgun market.

LEV = Total liability divided by total assets.

Another measurement of financial health is the debt-to-equity ratio, obtained by dividing total liabilities by the sum of shareholders' equity and capital surplus.

After determining current assets and current liabilities, plug your answers into the basic current ratio formula of current assets divided by current liabilities.

Financial Condition Audit Integrity scores each corporation's financial condition as strong, average or weak based on a number of key financial ratios, such as the current ratio (current assets divided by current liabilities) and quick ratio (cash, marketable securities and accounts receivable divided by current liabilities).

Audit Integrity scores each corporation's financial condition as strong, average or weak, based on a number of key financial ratios, such as the current ratio (current assets divided by current liabilities) and quick ratio (cash, marketable securities and accounts receivable divided by current liabilities).

Things such as NAV -- "a fund's net asset value pronounced as one syllable rhyming with 'have' equals fund assets minus fund liabilities divided by the number of share outstanding".

= Total liabilities divided by total assets.