Sentence examples for ratio for example from inspiring English sources

— John Boehner, Speaker of the House "We do think more needs to be done to ensure a reduction in the debt to GDP ratio, for example, going forward".

Bankers say that small-business owners looking for a loan should start by knowing which business measures — debt-to-equity ratio, for example, or net margins — lenders focus on when evaluating loan applications in their industry.

Were it to close the gap with other Chinese banks in its cost-income ratio, for example, the impact on its bottom line would be dramatic.

A P/E ratio, for example, serves as an important input to a value investor, but the investor is in danger of being falsely cued if he or she does not appreciate what that ratio actually captures.

Small ponds have a high perimeter-to-surface-area ratio, for example, and accumulate a higher load of terrestrial carbon — so-called "leaf litter," sediment particles and other material.

Under zoning rules, because the space is no longer available for rent, it can be deducted from the building's allowable bulk, or floor-area ratio (for example, a building on a 15,000-square-foot lot with a floor-area ratio of 5 can have 75,000 square feet of space).

Dividend payout ratios, for example, vary from country to country.

The nation's energy-to-GDP ratios, for example, are very good.

Stocks that trade at very low price-to-book ratios, for example, tend to have above-average performance.

Ideal nurse-to-patient ratios, for example, can vary depending on the patient populations served.

For FTS reactions with low H2/CO ratios (for example, 0.7), water has sometimes been added into the feed to promote water gas shift reaction and thus to get a high H2/CO ratio required for FTS21.