Sentences with phrase «larger numbers of people tend»

Larger numbers of people tend to die as we age, so therefore costs are higher.

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«One thing that we noticed is that if you want to get large number of people to do something, they tend to have a what we call a shared identity,» Baghai says.

We need to have rules in place to stop people from being as awful as we can tend to be, or there will be a large number of people suffering for a small number's gain.

Whilst these blogs are popular - in terms of unique visitor numbers (and before Unity has a go at me, I know there are weaknesses in those numbers)- they tend to be written by people who write about a large number of issues and climate change is not their principle topic (or even one that they discuss very often).

People tended to guess numbers smaller than the actual value and guessed a wider range of numbers for larger jars.

people tend to anticipate that they'll feel better about «shopping for a mate» when there is a large number of options.

A large part of it is survey data, because of the numbers that we're including in the study it's very difficult to look at anything other than questionnaire data, so we'll be doing surveys three times a year across the interventions looking at general wellbeing, sleep, circadian preference - whether people in this study tend to be more prone to being more active in the evening or in the morning — and also sleepiness.

Not only do they make your book look more impressive (a large number of reviews means that a lot of people have read your book, so customers are more likely to try it for themselves), but also because Amazon tends to favor books with lots of reviews, putting them in lists and newsletters alongside similar books in each niche.

There are a number of reasons why people tend to buy large screen e-readers.

Not only do they make your book look more impressive (a large number of reviews means that a lot of people have read your book, so customers are more likely to try it for themselves), but also because Amazon tends to favor books with lots of revi...

You can gather large amounts of information, and have bright people interpret it, but the large numbers of Ph.D. economists insures that the result will tend toward consensus, and not be that much different from the consensus of economists outside the Fed, which means that the Fed will miss turning points.

Those losses tend to be large, and they tend to impact a number of people.

Paying off a single loan in large amounts every month is often easier for people than paying off a number of smaller debts that tend to slip through the cracks.

Unfortunately, a fairly large number of young people with their first credit line tend to manage their money incorrectly and run up credit card balances without the ability to pay.

He then went on to point out some of the current shortcomings of the system, like the fact that in the market for arbitrator services, the most valuable information tends to be controlled by a small number of people — partners, large law firms, and very occasionally highly sophisticated clients.

The great thing about group auto insurance is that, since it is offered to a large number of people, the costs tend to be lower in comparison to individual auto insurance plans.

Most people tend to work either in the same town or city where they studied, or their home town, though of course London is always a magnet for many recent graduates and there are a large number of graduate jobs based in the capital.