91.   That ratio is similar for all of the Bells.

92.   That ratio is unchanged after three weeks of real play.

93.   That ratio is in the process of a radical reversal.

94.   The book-to-bill ratio is a measure comparing the value of new orders received to orders shipped.

95.   The bid-to-cover ratio is the total dollar amount of all bids for the issue divided by the size of the auction.

96.   The boy-to-line ratio is still short, but then so is our bank balance.

97.   The classes are divided by age level and there is a ratio of five to eight students to every teacher.

98.   The capital-to-asset ratio is meant to provide banks with a capital cushion to protect them from loan defaults and fluctuating market prices.

99.   The cover ratio is the number of average trading days it would take for short-sellers to buy back all the shares that they have sold.

100.   The chaff-to-wheat ratio is high, but the fun is to glean fresh ideas and sift through new talent.