Sentence examples for existing ratio from inspiring English sources

That would double the existing ratio and turn Britain overnight into a continental-style nation of savers without a single household putting a single extra penny into their savings.

All told, by 2050 no fewer than 34 countries will face a decline in population.Buying youthTwo years ago, the United Nations Population Division tried to establish what levels of immigration might be needed to prevent such a population decline, and what might be required to maintain the existing ratio of workers to those needing support.

The marked damage suffered by the fracture surface precluded evaluating the existing ratio between fatigue crack growth and final fracture and determining if the stress level was high.

"Given the existing ratio between GDP growth and the income growth of the poorest, it will take 207 years to eliminate poverty with this strategy, and to get there, we will have to grow the global economy by 175 times its present size".

In the biomass sample from the 20 L anammox reactor, the highest existing ratio was obtained for the bacterium whose 16S rRNA gene sequence had 99 % identity with that of an anammox bacterium Asahi BRW1 (ABRW1583).

Nurseries without highly qualified staff will need to stick to existing ratios.

This note reports on the project, focusing on two of the chosen locations, and analyses the results in the context of strategies designed to change existing ratios in visitor travel mode.

If we can shrink the world's population to a village of only 100 people, keeping all existing ratios the same, that village would look like this: there would be 57 Asians, 21 Europeans, 14 from the Western Hemisphere -- north and south -- and 21 Africans; 52 would be female; 70 would be nonwhite and 30 white; 70 would be non-Christian and 30 would be Christian.

At the existing exchange ratio, said Tom Wolzien of Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, the deal enhances the per-share cash flow of Time Warner stock.

Appropriate and adequate extension services should also be provided by designing appropriate capacity building program to train additional development agents to reduce the existing higher ratio of farmers to development agents as well as by providing refreshment training for development agents.

Limitations in study design and methodological issues make it difficult to draw firm conclusions from the existing sex ratio literature.