Sentence examples for the ratio climbed from inspiring English sources

At the turn of the millennium, the ratio climbed to 40.

The male to female ratios were 5.5 in sputum positive cases and 2.8 in bacteriologically confirmed cases, while the ratios climbed to 6.0 and 4.1, respectively, among those over 65 years.

This changed with last week's reading, as this ratio climbed to 2.53.

Fat percentage in milk was decreased from 4.08 to 3.35% by the complete amino acid infusions so that the protein: fat ratio climbed from 0.76 on the control to 0.99 with 30 g/h of amino acid.

The employment-population ratio climbed to 58.9%: the best showing since August of 2009, though not that far above the post-crisis nadir of 58.2%.

It eventually hit $53 in early July 2005, when the price-to-book value ratio had jumped to 9 and the price-to-sales ratio climbed to 8. Did I mention that the company wasn't making any money during the jump from 32 cents to $53?

According to an S.E.C. report in 2000, the average weighted expense ratio climbed to 0.94percentt in 1999 from 0.73percentt in 1977.

In 1999 that ratio climbed to 14.8.

Shares of SL Green, already considered expensive, jumped 4.3%; shares of Equity Office Properties, which slashed its dividend last December to appease investors distressed with its overwrought payout ratio, climbed 3.8%.

In married persons the female/male ratios climbed early (at around 30) to the 3 1 level, stayed there until the age of fifty and declined sharply thereafter.

(As recently as last summer the Congressional Budget Office was projecting a debt-to-G.D.P. ratio climbing into the 80s by the end of this decade if the government did not act to cut spending further and raise more tax revenue).