Sentence examples for what ratio from inspiring English sources

So I'm going to stick to ordinary sugar – but in what ratio?

What ratio of dead civilians to dead fighters does Cameron consider acceptable?

What ratio of vermouth/gin do you use? -- Pangaea Philip Ward: If it doesn't have vermouth in it, it is just chilled booze.

What ratio counts as high is a matter of debate, but 1995 is a good starting point.

That helped WADA determine what ratio would trigger a positive test for human growth hormone, Rabin said, adding that that ratio is "very, very conservative" in determining that threshold, to protect the athletes from false positives.

To her lifelong annoyance, West found notoriety early on as the mother of an out-of-wedlock son by H. G. Wells; when the son grew up, he turned out novels and memoirs portraying her, with what ratio of justification and pettiness we will never really know, as a harridan.

James P. Gorman, chief executive of the investment bank Morgan Stanley, said that new capital rules were necessary, though he did not say what ratios he sees as appropriate.

No matter what ratios changed, there are also a ton more apps being downloaded — both paid and free — than there were in the first 30 days.

It'll be interesting to see in what ratios the different versions hit stores, and whether perhaps there are supply or manufacturing challenges around the white model.

As it turns out, psychologists have come to understand precisely what ratios between eyes, nose and cheeks are subconsciously seen by others as acceptable, and how people react when a face somehow doesn't fit into the mathematical norm.

This hypothesis reflects both the current paucity of information regarding what ratios of stem or progenitor cells/tumor size are required to attain complete tumor regressions and what ratios are achievable in vivo.