Sentences with phrase «more takers who»

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«Pogo riders today, mostly teenage risk - takers who might otherwise favor skateboarding, can bounce more than six feet in the air and perform spins and flips,» according to the article.

If you are a risk taker, hire someone who is more conservative.

And in his essential book Give and Take, Wharton School professor Adam Grant shows that people like Swift who are inclusive and giving end up being more prosperous than those who are what Grant calls «takers.»

VimpelCom is also more conservative than Sawiris, who is a huge risk - taker.

Risk - takers tend to be more successful than those who like to play it safe.

Employees who are risk - takers will be more willing to assume the risk associated with working in a startup, as they focus on the potential upside of success more than the downside of failure.

The so - called risk takers — the entrepreneurs, the wealthy middle - aged professionals who try to climb Mount Everest, the artists who pose against the background of transgression — are nothing more than gamblers looking for a big payoff.

They are the ones who use racist, nasty comments about the poor on welfare and call them «takers» when in fact the Federal government spends 10 times more on corporate tax loopholes and «corporate welfare» in subsidies to oil companies, the sugar and corn industries and many others.

While teens who take virginity pledges do delay sexual activity until an average age of 21 (compared to about age 17 for the average American teen), the reason for the delay is more likely due to pledge takers» religious background and conservative views — not the pledge itself.

Ultimately, the risk - takers of this world always end up trying more things, meeting more people and having more varied experiences than those who play it safe.

These teachers feel that they are abused, neglected, taken advantage and obviously more important than the police officers, care takers and other state employees who don't average $ 47,000 who work just as hard and are just as dedicated to their career choice.

For years now, the College Board, the American College Testing program, and, more recently, the National Assessment of Educational Progress have supplied data indicating that the percentage of 12th graders (or 12th - grade test - takers) who are truly ready for college coursework is somewhere below 40.

For the first time ever, the ACT proved more popular this year among test takers than the SAT — by a narrow margin of less than 2,000 test - takers out of 1.65 million who took each.

«[I] f anything, the newly identified students benefitted even more from participating in gifted education than did the group of always takers who [would] be identified under a traditional referral system,» the researchers observed.

The advisor, instead of being a «price taker» who gets paid only what suppliers will pay him, gets to earn a bit more (good advice costs money, you know) and increases their revenue by 20 % while doing what is right for the client, sourcing out cheaper products, and passing along the lion's share of the savings.

From Ed Walters, CEO of Fastcase: «We get to recognize our heroes, the great thinkers, creators, and risk - takers who make this such an interesting time to work in legal tech... [more]

But there should be better options for travelers who aren't risk takers or don't want to deal with more security or other aftershocks of terrorism.

And we also found that it definitely fulfills self - presentational needs because of people who are very prone to particular self - presentation strategies in general — like showing their emotions or highlighting their personal strengths — they were also the more popular selfie takers.

But for the people who use Notes because it's there, the formatting improvements and other additions to iOS's default note - taker make it a more full - featured app.