Give it a more generous ratio of 20, and shares still would be just $58.
I pictured a generous ratio of green to tan, but with kale standing in for parsley.
(This is very similar to America's Social Security retirement programme, but with far higher contributions from both employers and employees and a far more generous ratio of benefits to contributions).
Despite claims that they are well capitalised, with generous capital ratios of 22% said to be typical, they have all but stopped lending to each other or to local firms, especially smaller ones.Critics say the banks are frozen because many are dangerously exposed to the stockmarket slump, after rashly securing a large portion of their loans with now almost worthless equities.
The House bill would then replace the current formula for trimming reimbursements with a more generous "target" ratio -- which Congress could ignore whenever Medicare spending outpaced economic growth.
Later on, Krebs et al. (1997) suggested that bone loss during lactation may be attenuated by a generous dietary ratio of calcium to protein.
Two reviews by Paul Leseman (2002, 2009) suggest that there are well-known basic criteria to ensure minimum quality including generous adult-child ratios, well trained adults and a stimulating cognitive environment.
When western and eastern Germany reunited a year later, eastern Germans received the huge windfall when they were able to convert their worthless ost-marks into German marks at a generous one-to-one ratio.
Its bucolic campus hosts about 2,000 undergraduates, attracted by its small size, traditional liberal arts curriculum and generous faculty-to-student ratio of 1 to 7. Attention from teachers is usually what one has in mind when selecting a small college like Williams, and when writing the hefty checks that it asks for.
