loss ratio

This loss ratio was considered too low to defeat attacks on the home islands.

He talked about how the sprinkler system would reduce the loss ratio, thus saving money for the insurance companies.

The loss ratio was roughly 5:1 in favor of the Germans.

Information on medical loss ratio will appear on this site in 2012.

Rucker had found it next to impossible to exercise control from his position at sea, and the loss ratio discouraged any further experiments.

A loss ratio is a ratio of losses to gains, used normally in a financial context.

Conversely, insurers that consistently experience high loss ratios may be in bad financial health.

Expenses associated with insurance payouts ("losses") are sometimes considered as part of the loss ratio.

Pilots recorded some kills, but the loss ratio in air-to-air combat was even at best.

Not all American commanders were happy with the friendly to enemy loss ratio.