Sentence examples for that ration from inspiring English sources

So is the gig economy actually perpetuating that, or even worsening that ration?

Mr Sistani, however, says that ration cards used to administer the UN's oil-for-food programme in Iraq could serve as voters' registration cards.

One is that standardized testing can serve as a kind of "quality control" for high school graduates, guaranteeing that graduates are "college or career ready". Another is that they have "predictive" value for future success in academic or workplace situations, and serve a useful gate-keeping function for institutions that ration access to opportunity.

At the end of last year that ration had been cut to five times, and by the end of this year management believes that net debt (held by Top Right's parent company standing at about £410m) will be about 4.5 times the level of profits.

For all hybrid FRCs except S/G/PP, the ration of V f of steel fiber to V f of other fibers is 2.0, while, that ration is 1.0 in S/G/PP hybrid FRC.

So long as we can sort of keep that ration of users to relays, we seem to be doing just great, and we can probably scale to 100,000 or even maybe one million relays easily before we have to do some serious hard work as to think about our - going from millions of relays to tens and hundreds of relays is a whole different ball game, and a ball game that we're happy to get into.

Mr Basu points out that ration-shopkeepers divert much of the subsidised grain on to the open market, adulterating the remaining grain with gravel.

What did it matter that rationing dragged on?

The governor indicated that rationing in the city's northern suburbs was not now planned.

The King's Fund warns that rationing of care will become ever more common.

But Mr. Mineta said Tuesday that rationing airport use could not be a long-term action.