Sentences with phrase «large metropolitan areas tend»

Dental malpractice insurance rates can vary significantly from state to state, and policies for dentists in large metropolitan areas tend to be higher than in in rural areas.

Not exact matches

Great Lakes metro areas tend to generate more of their gross metropolitan product — the value of goods and services produced by a metro area — from exporting than most large metro areas of the country, the study says.

«What we're tending to see with larger companies in more metropolitan areas is much more of a gravitation towards flexible working arrangements and environments, facilitated by things like hot desking; so taking away fixed desks and going in with the expectation that an office will only ever be at a certain percentage of its capacity and people will work from home,» he says.

While many large metropolitan areas like New York and Boston offer young residents a good economic deal when they're younger, the study says that this economic «premium» tends to erode by the time city dwellers enter their late - 30s.»