Sentence examples for ratio share from inspiring English sources

Even if that profit growth is achieved, the current level of share prices would still imply a price/earnings ratio (share price divided by earnings per share) of 21 historically high, and well above the long-term average of 16.

Figure 17 also shows that the tubes with different axial compression ratio share the same pattern of stiffness degradation.

The employment-population ratio (share of the population that is working), a better indicator of labor market health because it captures both job search and labor force participation, all exceeded 60% when Congress began to curtail and end the programs.

After annotation refinement, the overlapped genes increased in every strain, and both the number of overlapped genes and the overlap ratio share similar distributions within the thirteen strains (Additional file 1: Figure S7).

All six QTLs detected for chalky rice ratio shared the similar locations as the QTLs identified in previous reports (Chen et al. 2011; Li et al. 2003; Tan et al. 2000).

In terms of price/earnings ratios, share valuations have steadily fallen since the American market began rallying in late 2003.

"When you have a situation in which interest rates are falling and price-earnings multiples are expanding," Mr. Applegate said, referring to the ratio of share price to earnings per share, "growth typically outperforms value.

He sets great store by the price/earnings (p/e) ratio: the share price divided by earnings per share.

One common indicator the bulls seem to have forgotten, at least in America, is the price/earnings (p/e) ratio: the share price divided by earnings per share.

Joel Beam, a senior portfolio manager of the Salient Tactical Real Estate Fund, cited the ratio of share price to REIT cash flow, using adjusted funds from operations.

On the other hand, the ratio of share prices to corporate profits now stands well above its historic average.