Sentence examples for the ratio rises from inspiring English sources

And since growth is the denominator of debt/GDP, even though the government is trying to cut its debt, the ratio rises due to the low denominator.

There are currently two acres of park for every 1,000 residents—and the ratio rises to four acres if you include other sorts of green space.

In the general population, less than 1 per 400,000 persons is attacked by the bacterium, while among those younger than one year, the ratio rises to 1 per 100,000.

For instance, at Berkeley and Stanford, where Democrats overall outnumber Republicans by a mere nine to one, the ratio rises above 30 to one among assistant and associate professors".So what", you might say, particularly if you happen to be an American liberal academic.

With the second infusion of capital, the ratio rises to 8.2%.

The morphology and size are similar to those obtained at the ratio of Ag/V of 15%% when the ratio rises to 50 and 100%% (Fig. 2e, f).

The ratio rose to 0.81 for people having five or more a day.

For the entire bank's global operations, the ratio rose marginally, to 4.8 percent, compared with the end of 2012.

Indeed, because earnings are stagnant and Nationwide's index is rising, houses actually got dearer in the second quarter of this year, with the UK ratio rising from 4.1 to 4.2 (in London, the ratio rose from 5.4 to 5.7).

The ratio rose in the mid-2000s astateses relaxed their eligibility rules and again in 2008 as the federal government relaxed its rules.

In Thailand and Malaysia, the ratio rose to between 60% and 70% of companies, and in Indonesia and the Philippines, the least developed in this group, even higher.