Sentence examples for much higher ratios from inspiring English sources

The Dow is still heading south as people get used to the idea of stocks trading at no more than 10 times earnings, rather than the much higher ratios our former leveraged world delivered.

Such arrangements do exist in other comparable health services, though not as a cost-saving measure, and typically in countries with much higher ratios of doctors to patients than in the UK – Sweden and Germany, for example, have 3.9 per thousand compared with the UK's 2.7.

The reverse is true for many outlying suburbs, particularly those in West Auckland and the North Shore, which experience much higher ratios at night.

In both cases, the women diagnosed with the disease had much higher ratios of depurinating estrogen-DNA adducts to catechol estrogen metabolites and conjugates.

Much higher ratios of 2,000 and above are measured in loam soils and clays, such as bentonite.

For nurses, these findings may be accounted for by ICU patient to nurse ratios being closer to 1 1, compared with much higher ratios on general hospital wards.

It will probably increase to a much higher ratio after the wealthy receive their tax cuts.

In diminutive muffin cups, you get a much higher ratio of crunchy to soft.

Basketball has a much higher ratio of African-Americans than other sports, even football, Harmon said.

As a result, 85 percent of the sales were digital downloads, a much higher ratio than usual.

Others include equity claims exercised – like stock options – and come up with a much higher ratio of something like 300 to one.