Sentence examples for very high ratio from inspiring English sources

"But we did have a very high ratio of serious lookers," Mr. Engler said.

"There is a very high ratio of fixed costs," he said, adding that some airlines regretted the purchase of 50-seat jets.

Yet Turkey has a very high ratio of traffic deaths to the number of vehicles — 22 per 100,000 compared with the European Union average of 11.

Supporters of fair value say that financial companies have a very high ratio of debt to equity, making their long-term health very vulnerable to changes in interest rates that may not have an obvious short-term impact.

The column cited the very high ratio — 109 percent — after World War II, but that probably does not provide a good argument that more stimulus would be acceptable in the eyes of our creditors and holders of dollars.

Most years, one would shy away from the question of what kind of art the world is making now for fear of running into absurd generalisations based on 90 pavilions (88 now that Kenya has pulled out over the very high ratio of Chinese to Kenyan artists selected by Italian curators, and Costa Rica has quit after the curators tried to charge its artists €5,000 to appear in Venice).

Higher strain and temperature amplitudes result in very high ratios between IP and OP lives.

**2 sites reported very high ratios of MDs to patients.

Two out of six Gypsy elements show very high ratios (44.11 and 11.37).

These women had a very low rate of fatal CVD, but a considerable risk of non-fatal CVD, contributing to the very high ratios of total/fatal-CVD.

Overall, long-tailed butterfly ray and cuttlefish had very high ratios of ω − 3/ ω − 6, at 13.3 and 15.3, respectively (Table 5).