Sentence examples for ratio has soared from inspiring English sources

Its cost-income ratio has soared to 99%.

Caixa's loan-to-deposit ratio has soared from 49% to 113% in the past five years.

Its price-to-earnings ratio has soared to 52.5, compared with an average of about 20 for the company over the last four years.

As home prices have outpaced rents, the p/e ratio has soared (see chart 3).Mr Krainer estimates that house prices would have to fall by 11% to bring the ratio back to its long-run average.

Our cost to income ratio has soared to over 70%, in a normal state we need to get that down to around 50%.

Since the market began teetering in April, Schering-Plough's price/earnings ratio has soared 38%, to 36; Eli Lilly's multiple, now at 35, is up 30%; Merck's has jumped 31%, to 34.

Over the previous two decades, the market's price-to-earnings ratio had soared from 7 to 30.5, producing a 7.5% annual contribution to investment return.

It showed that S&P price-to-earnings ratios had soared to unsustainable levels -- as much as 44 to 1, almost double that of the Black Monday stock market collapse at the beginning of the Great Depression.

It particularly stressed the fragility of China's financial system, where the ratio of debt to GDP has soared to close to 200 per cent in recent years.

Perhaps more important, the ratio of foreign debt to GDP has soared in the Bush years.

Even as the city's economy has soared over the last decade, he said, the ratio has remained the same.