Sentence examples for ratio rising from inspiring English sources

What it presents is a dramatic picture of the household debt ratio rising steadily to 184 per cent of incomes.

Although Portugal avoided a property boom and bust, its banks became heavily dependent on external funds, with the loan-to-deposit ratio rising to a high of 167%.

Even across the developed nations of the OECD women undertake an average of twice as much domestic duties as do men, with the ratio rising to eight times as much in South Africa and 10 times more in India.

Indeed, because earnings are stagnant and Nationwide's index is rising, houses actually got dearer in the second quarter of this year, with the UK ratio rising from 4.1 to 4.2 (in London, the ratio rose from 5.4 to 5.7).

"If the markets continue to force on them borrowing costs at around 6 percent and growth stays close to zero, our calculations show the debt to G.D.P. ratio rising gradually to over 150 percent by 2017," he said.

With V ratio rising to 25 wt.%, a sound joint was obtained.

Bid-to-cover ratio rose to 3.0, from 2.8.

When this ratio rises, the overall market's price-to-earnings ratio will rise, too, the professors predict.

That ratio rises to five to one in big-spending races.

The ratio rose to 0.81 for people having five or more a day.

When Prudential H.M.O.'s were added, the combined cost ratio rose to 84.8percentt.