Sentences with phrase «less people living»

You should also get a reduction of your insurance rates if you haven't had any claims in the past three years or if there are less people living in your household than a year ago.

We are better with more, not less people living in committed loving relationships.

The lesser people live on either the middle floors of the bottom, a construction that will pave the way for both class warfare and a general breakdown of all civilized rule.

Underdeveloped countries are not going to have problems with toxics and drugs escaping into drinking water, but your composting potty idea is not going to work very well where people live in squalid conditions of 500 persons on up per square mile, Unfortunately, many more people live under such crowded conditions than those, who can make a composting potty to dump out in some isolated spot where a few hundred people or less people live on a square mile.

Not exact matches

So if a person plus their luggage is less than that, taking into account food consumption and life - support, then we think that the cost of moving to Mars could drop below $ 100,000.

Times editorial board member Elizabeth Williamson writes that wealthier tech employees seem to support Clinton; meanwhile, those living in «a less glamorous Silicon Valley, inhabited by brainy young people whose long hours power the big companies and whose college debt is so heavy that some of them can't even qualify for a credit card» are «feeling the Bern.»

Plenty of people with lesser skill sets, resources and time, from all walks of life and of all ages have gone to live the life they've always dreamed of by simply putting one foot in front of the other.

«It's mind - blowing that almost half the world — almost 3 billion people — live on $ 2.50 a day or less.

As the book's main character, a young Circle employee named Mae, sinks deeper into company life, she becomes less and less attuned to the real people around her.

Successful people don't have less stress in their lives.

What about those individuals living in the developing world without electricity — the 1.5 billion people who can't turn on a light switch much less charge a device?

We all know people who are less successful than they'd otherwise be because they spend their entire lives chasing enough money to live.

Despite inflation making our lives more expensive every year, people in these 10 occupations are actually earning less, on average, than they were half a decade ago.

To find out where you could live by the 50/30/20 plan on $ 50,000 or less a year — that's take - home pay, not pre-tax income — GOBankingRates examined the following monthly expenses for a single person in 270 cities:

Living next to the U.S. has already made Canadians «a less exuberant people,» he says, and it's more important than ever to develop a sense of national identity in this time of rapid globalization.

It's a philosophy that may have limited the company's circulation (it's currently distributed in California, Colorado, Oregon and the Philadelphia area), but Cilurzo says that's less of a concern than people having a beer that doesn't live up to the brewer's standards.

People are less likely to be dissatisfied with market volatility if they feel in control of their financial life, according to a study published last month in the Journal of Behavioral Science, entitled, Market Volatility and Financial Satisfaction: The Role of Financial Self - Efficacy.

«With people living longer, the 4 % rule has become a lot less safe than it used to be,» he says.

«Expanding the focus of law enforcement beyond people who are real threats would make all Americans less safe by diverting resources, while millions of undocumented folks who don't pose a threat will live in fear of deportation.»

Like Steve Jobs (who was so insistent that employees bump into one another that he placed Pixar's single bathroom at the center of the building), Pogue recommends motivating people to leave their normal workspaces by making life a little less convenient.

Many of these areas consist of fewer than 200 households or populations with less than 500 people to give us the most precise glimpse possible of what life is like in each of these communities.

Today, the people who run the most successful companies have learned that helping workers balance their lives on the job and off results in a healthy environment with less stress, much higher productivity, and much lower employee turnover.

Faber is one of the most gloomy people you'll meet in the investment world, constantly issuing warnings about where you should live if the war comes (rural farmland), and what will happpen to the dollar (it will be worth less than toilet paper).

One Danish study, for instance, showed that people who quit the social network were 55 percent less stressed, and reported both enjoying life more and, ironically, being more social.

«The objective of the Internet of Things is where life gets simpler — people get more but do less.»

What started as more or less a backup plan for a military communications system, has arguably today become the center of many peoples» daily lives.

The more you share what you love, the more people will bring more of that into your life and the less they'll interfere.

While our lives are becoming less people - centric, you can still use technology to create an experience that feels personal and genuine.

Some people said the screed, directed at CEO Jeremy Stoppelman, drew attention to prevalent wage issues in the area; others accused the employee of acting entitled and failing to find better or more work or a place to live that costs less than her current $ 1,245 rent.

When your people know that you take these values seriously, and that you will accept nothing less, then they will live them too.

- One depends on your views: Some people will work less because they can keep the same standard of living while working fewer hours.

People who scored high on the productivity assessment were 10 times less likely to agree with statements such as «I live in a mess — cluttered office, buried desk, disorganized home» and «I often feel distracted.

In 1930, economist John Maynard Keynes made a prediction: Better living standards and a richer society in the future would allow people to work far less — just 15 - hours a week.

As a physical person who loses dead skin cells regularly, that means your bed is extraordinarily susceptible to being the gathering spot for many of the less sanitary aspects of life.

Well, when you're 24, you're evaluating potential networking contacts based on what you want to do for a living — and less how knowing that person might enable you to do what you want to do later on.

«The closer I am to living according to my own values, the less other people's criticism bothers me,» says Gretchen Rubin, author of The Happiness Project.

People who gave us permission to use their Facebook data were on average younger (48 years vs. 57 years), more educated, more likely to be female (58 % vs. 50 %), and more likely to be unmarried (66 % vs. 71 %), with slightly lower scores on mental health and life satisfaction, significantly more self - reported friends (4.5 vs. 4.0), and less time spent interacting in person with real - world friends.

Compared with people at low - trust companies, people at high - trust companies report: 74 % less stress, 106 % more energy at work, 50 % higher productivity, 13 % fewer sick days, 76 % more engagement, 29 % more satisfaction with their lives, 40 % less burnout.

It goes on all the way to people being healthier and missing less work, being more energetic doing more things and living longer to keep spending money.

Because people are living longer, «we have a middle - age retirement system where less money is going to the truly elderly,» Steuerle said.

And though Uber made less from the single ride than it would have from multiple rides, the company benefited by installing itself as a fixture in people's lives.

There's a strong public interest in regulating the sale of housing to people who don't live and work in the Vancouver region, because non-local buyers make housing less affordable for everyone else.

Vermont also has the third - lowest average savings APY at 0.14 %, so people who live there will save less than in most other states and earn less interest on the savings they do have.

This allows you to use bid adjustments like in Tip # 22 and bid more aggressively on people that live closer to you and less on those that live farther away.

Less than 0.1 % of the 6 billion people on earth live past 110 years old.

Whether you're a corporate professional, budding entrepreneur, or own a home business, most people are looking to achieve more in less time, while earning enough money to live comfortably.

If the results are littered with people telling horror stories of losing their life savings or finishing the programs less knowledgeable than when they started... BEWARE!

My goal in life is to help people feel less chained to their jobs.

In 2014, a lowest - income household with three people lived on about $ 31,000 or less, and a lower - middle income household lived on about $ 31,000 to $ 42,000.9

Here's why: I know that if people get more business from LinkedIn because of what I'm showing them, it's going to help them make more money in less time, and that in turn will give them more time to do what they love and have a better life — travel more, get more family time... whatever that might be.