Sentence examples for ratios from inspiring English sources

But the increasing school rolls have not been matched with resources, despite ambitious government targets to cut the ratios of pupils to teachers, desks and books.

SOH! CAH TOAA! So, to recap - the three main trig functions express the ratios of the sides of triangles like this: sin θ = opposite/hypotenuse cos θ = adjacent/hypotenuse tan θ = opposite/adjacent.

But this evidence does not show that fixing nurse to patient ratios is the answer.

This is a worrying signal given that abnormally high wealth income ratios have always signaled recession in the past," the report said.

The university also has impressive student-staff ratios, he adds.

He describes a lesson he witnessed yesterday: "The teacher was doing ratios as percentages.

The correction is substantial: the paper said that countries with 90% debt ratios see their economies shrink by 0.1%.

The IMF said the reduced prospects for potential growth "have important implications for policy", especially as "lower potential growth will make it more difficult to reduce high public and private debt ratios" and lock in low interest rates, making it more difficult for central banks to deal with future financial crises.

In the circumstances, Standard Life's idea that Barclays should display "more clarity" in determining bonus ratios was entirely reasonable.

Despite the huge risks associated with unprotected sex in South Sudan, including an HIV epidemic and one of the highest maternal mortality ratios in the world, the rate of contraceptive prevalence amongst women of childbearing age remains at just 1.7%.

The spending of hundreds of millions per year finding new reserves because they have to keep their reserve ratios up is fundamentally irresponsible.