The second time that the ratio of stock prices to consumer prices reached a high level was in late 1972.

It may be interesting to note that the economy was not in a recession during the three previous times that the ratio reached current levels.

The ratio reached a high of 1.74 in January 1982 during the last recession.

However, in the 1990s this ratio reached parity, and now it has been reversed.

By the 1650s, the officer-to-man ratio in the Army had reached the unsustainable levels of one to four.

That ratio for Dell reached $142,500 in the third quarter.

In 1984, at the depths of the underwriting cycle, the combined ratio reached a record 118 percent.

In some parts of the Slave Coast the ratio reached two adult women for every man.

The bull-bear ratio reached two to one for at least a week four other times in 2000 and 2001.

In early January, the government announced that the nationwide ratio had reached 119 boys for every 100 girls.