Sentence examples for ratio of reserves from inspiring English sources

The provision taken for loan losses yesterday improves Bank One's ratio of reserves to loans to 2.36percentt, up from 1.75percentt in the third quarter.

They find that the ratio of reserves to short-term debt strongly predicted GDP growth during the global downturn.

What we do know is that the ratio of reserves to production has remained relatively constant for many years.

Yet still more needs to be done: the "coverage" ratio of reserves to delinquent loans dropped last quarter, as credit conditions worsened (see chart).

On June 16th the central bank, having raised its lending rates by 0.27 percentage points in April, demanded that commercial banks increase the ratio of reserves they deposit in its vaults by half a percentage point.

Officials note that China's ratio of reserves to consumption is much higher than the 17-18% level regarded by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisationn as a safe minimum for global stocks.But not everyone is convinced.

Traditional benchmarks - import cover, ratios of reserves to short-term debt, ratios of reserves to broad measures of money, or combinations of those - are often used by analysts, but they require further country-specific considerations.

So, the curve of influence of well pattern density and producer injector ratio on reserves' controlled degree of water flooding was calculated with formulae (2)–(4), which is shown in Fig. 4.

In addition, only 14.7bn barrels are proven, meaning that the current ratio of proven reserves to production stands at 9.2 years.Although new opportunities are evident, Pemex lacks the resources needed to carry out exploration activities, particularly in deep waters.

So it's not in theory that we have to cut 80% of our carbon emissions by 2050 – there are a bunch of studies that say there's this three-to-five-times ratio of known reserves to what we can safely burn.

Japan's industrial production plunged by 3.1% in March, the largest monthly decline for at least five years.India's central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 7.75%, but announced an increase in the ratio of cash reserves required from banks.