Sentence examples for stick ratio from inspiring English sources

Until Grayling took the reins, the "carrot and stick" ratio in our prisons was pretty even, but the latest tinkering and the imposition of yet more cuts will, I fear, leave only the stick.

But the carrot-stick ratio was way out of whack.

Cortese et al.[ 16 ▪] also found that older age (>55 years) at disease onset was predictive of a shorter time to requirement of a walking stick (hazard ratio 4.1, 95% CI 1.7 9.8), but not sex or treatment.

The key is to be kinder than usual to yourself, and to get the stick-carrot ratio right.

But my tentative conclusion is that you have to be kinder than usual to yourself and get the stick-carrot ratio right.

And it can't easily be reversed At the last election, many Labour supporters stayed at home because they were angry about the party's position on welfare The key is to be kinder than usual to yourself, and to get the stick-carrot ratio right How would we feel if we realised we had no democratic power over our economy?

By adjusting the outer secondary air blade angle to 15°, the sticking-particle ratio can be further lowered to 8.73%.

Calculated results of slagging show that slag build-up is substantial near the throat of the designed burner and that the sticking-particle ratio is as much as 33.2%.

Because central and primary air streams remain unchanged, the mass flux of the inner secondary air is 3.25 kg s−1 while that of the outer secondary air is 12.16 kg s−1; however, the sticking-particle ratio can still be lowered to as little as 9.6%.

Each colored stick shows the ratio of marks given by two teachers having the gaps 0, 0.5, 1, etc.

Courts {clay and hard} are plentiful, as are instructors, who generally stick to a ratio of six students per.