Sentence examples for some sort of ratio from inspiring English sources
"Unless there is some sort of ratio idea that Uefa president Michel Platini has been advocating over the years, I expect that we are not going to resolve that problem," he added.
The more you look for it in networked environments, the more frequently some sort of 90 9 1 ratio seems to emerge once the market matures.
The optimal method with which to estimate how much time and care each patient received in order to derive some sort of an 'offer/demand' ratio would be to measure it individually, but this is unrealistic.
Applying that sort of ratio to the SKA, which is designed to work with wavelengths measured in metres, would require a dish thousands of kilometres across.Dishes of the dayBuilding such a dish is obviously impossible.
With that sort of ratio, England are bound to win, aren't they?" 16th over: England 51-3 (Butcher 15, Thorpe 5) Thorpe is lucky still to be there after getting a thin inside edge onto a ball from Franklin that drops just short of Brendon McCullum behind the stumps and dribbles away for four.
And that's exactly the same sort of ratio between gold bullion and grotesque bullshit you'll find with the Vega+'s thousand games.
As of December 2011, the bank had over 37percentt of its lending base in some sort of trouble and a whopping Texas Ratio of 690percentt.
The president must get out of the notion of defining "fiscal sustainability" in relation to some sort of arbitrary level of the public debt/GDP ratio.
Demand reflected by the bid/cover ratio suggests that despite the uncertain outlook, investors believe that some sort of a coalition will be cobbled together in coming weeks.
Then some sort of chortle.
