common ratio
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of common ratio
First recorded in 1870–75
Example Sentences
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The most common ratio of oil to vinegar is 3:1.
From Washington Times
About 70 percent of water used in Buckeye is for outdoor landscaping, while 30 percent is for indoor use, said Whitler—a common ratio in arid regions.
From Salon
Is that a pretty common ratio?
From Seattle Times
In early 2010, many analysts thought the postcrisis Tier 1 common ratio requirement for the biggest banks would be set at 7%.
Among the big banks, Citi had the highest tier one common ratio.
From Time
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