Sentence examples for rising ratio from inspiring English sources

Africa is about to benefit from a sharply rising ratio of people of working age to dependents.

It warned that the rising ratio of public debt to gross domestic product, which it said would reach about 50percentthis yearar, underlined the "little room for maneuver that exists to continue using deficit spending to spur consumption".

Although the rising ratio of prisoners to the general population has been levelling off since 2000, the absolute number is still growing steadily (see chart).Overcrowding could be eased by jailing fewer people or by building more cells.

The results show that the thermal efficiency is mainly decided by the CR (compression ratio) and ER (expansion ratio), the regeneration effectiveness, and the temperature rising ratio (N).

A rising ratio, he says, is likely to be found in a company whose earnings are more than keeping pace with its growth in revenue and capital expenditures.

Some of the samples were rapidly thermal annealed at 1050 °C or 1100 °C for only 5 min with different rising ratio from 10to5050 °C/s.

The scary fiscal projections beloved by worrywarts tend to show rising ratios of debt to GDP, driven by growing health-care costs and rising interest rates.

The staggering inequities of wealth were captured in the rising ratios between CEO pay and average annual wages for nonsupervisory labor -- 20 1 in the early 1970s, doubling by the end of the decade, and then continuing on a Mount Everest-like climb to 376:1 by 2000.

"We are a little bit more cautious" because of the rising P/E ratio, he said.

Just like a DB pay-as-you-go system, a DC scheme faces the rising dependency ratio caused by ageing.

For the next year or two the combination of a rising loss ratio and policy acquisition costs will depress Geico's earnings.