Sentence examples for has a higher ratio from inspiring English sources

Back in April, Otilia Simkova of Eurasia Group explained that Latvia's actually has a higher ratio of overseas savings.

This relatively small region has a higher ratio of Michelin stars per capita than Paris, and Berasategui was one of the earliest.

The country has been called "The Republic of NGOs" as it has a higher ratio of aid workers per capita than anywhere else in the world.

Methane from deep within the earth has a higher ratio of the carbon isotope C13 to C12, another carbon isotope; methane from microbial sources has a lower ratio of C13 to C12.

Worse, China has a higher ratio than India, implying that it is more wasteful.However, the ICOR is a poor measure of the efficiency of investment both over time and between different countries.

Research by Towers Watson shows that it has a higher ratio of pension assets to GDP than any other country—and it benefits from economies of scale, with pension provision dominated by the giant ABP and PGGM funds.

The fractal dimension is a measure of fractal complexity, where an artwork with a large fractal dimension has a high ratio of fine to coarse fractal patterns.

I agree with him that our economy still has a high ratio of unemployed to job vacancies.

The area I live in has a high ratio of elderly people so the council must struggle.

Unlike American ice cream, he said, which generally has a high ratio of both butterfat and air, gelato has a lower ratio of each, so the consistency is creamier and the flavoring is more intense because less fat masks it.

Although Israel has a high ratio of physicians to population, there is a shortage of general practitioners, and only in rural areas is general practice common.