Examples of using More liquid in English and their translations into Arabic
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If you want a more liquid soup, you can even pour vegetable broth.
The more liquid the market, the easier it is to be profitable.
Acacia honey is more liquid, clear and transparent in its natural state.
The greater the number of transactions, the more liquid the market is.
For the first layer of paint should be more liquid than the subsequent layers.
Usually, assets with a high market capitalization value tend to be more liquid.
The texture of the gel is more liquid than the Blue lagoon.
As a result, there is a stronger investor protection framework and FX firms are also more liquid.
While stirring the paint, it becomes more liquid, and in the quiescent state is rapidly gaining strength.
For better adhesion of the finish make the mixture more liquid in consistency and filler fraction it much smaller.
that produce more liquid sputum by ambroxol.
makes share trading more liquid.
Financial assets are usually more liquid than tangible assets,
There are also suggestions to share the burden of reserve holding with the private sector by requiring banks to hold more liquid foreign assets.
The firm defenders of the more traditional Andalusian gazpacho prefer to drink their more liquid cold soup, but there are many who also enjoy more mellow variants.
The distinction between FDI and foreign portfolio investment(FPI) could sometimes be blurred, especially in a sophisticated financial system which allowed more liquid forms of financing FDI.
The more liquid the markets are, the more likely they are to provide the measurement information needed to more accurately reflect the underlying value of the item being measured.
FX margin ratios tend to be higher than those available in equity because it is more liquid- there is nearly always a price in FX- and it tends to be less volatile.
A higher liquidity ratio means a more liquid current position that is sufficient to cover all maturing obligations and solvent enough to meet all liabilities without the disposal of its non-current assets.
narrowed in the second half of 2011, reflecting the more liquid relative position of the Saudi banking system.