Sentences with phrase «now than in»

In fact, maxing out one's «tax advantaged» account could be deemed an extremely poor retirement strategy for a wealthy person if you believe that taxes are likely to increase and that you dollar is worth more now than in the future.

While age differences may partly reflect the fact that older adults have had more time to repay their loans, other research has found that young adults are also more likely now than in the past to take out loans to pay for their education.

Do you think filing for bankruptcy is more convenient now than in the previous decades?

Taxes, are taxes lower or higher now than in the future?

Reliable income is much harder to find now than in the past.

The deals are probably better now than in February, but it really depends on what you're looking for.

But if you're in your 30s already, it's much better to start now than in your 50s or 60s.

There are fewer people with subprime credit now than in the past 10 years.

But based on the price - to - sales ratio of the S&P 500, stocks are even more expensive now than in 2000.

I'm pretty sure the number is higher now than in was four years ago, but I'm willing to bet it isn't much more than a 15 % — 20 % increase.

With multiple shooting modes and loads of new options, you can do much more with your BlackBerry camera now than in the past.

Pickawoowoo is working with more indie authors now than in the past decade.

Fewer people own an e-reader now than in the past.

The styling updates make for a handsome package — the front, rear and side underbody spoilers are far more reserved now than in the 2014 model and the result is a more cohesive overall design.

Asbury CEO, Craig Monaghan, says more stores are available now than in previous six month.

The Tacoma is the best - selling midsize pickup in the U.S. but faces more competition now than in recent years with General Motors» re-introduction of the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon into the midsize pickup segment in 2014.

It, too, has a lot more comfort and modernity built in, but while it's far more capable as a sports car now than in previous generations, it's still more of a grand tourer than the track - ready Alfa.

Nevertheless, Brown's ruling has yet to be fulfilled 63 years later and schools are actually more segregated now than in the 1960s (Orfield and Lee 2007).

Culkin says she spends less on technology training now than in the past because her school has outgrown the programs she previously used.

The ACT increase is more impressive if you consider that thousands more students are taking the test now than in the past — including students who might not be planning to go to college.

Question: The report shows that there are more new teachers in classrooms now than in previous years, yet few states have ramped up support for these teachers.

But with a stressed economy and a lack of jobs that pay uncredentialed workers a living wage, the situation is bleaker for dropouts now than in the past.

The preschool result is grounds for special concern, because the percent of three - year - olds and four - year - olds in preschool is lower now than in the original 2008 report.

Editor Lord Lucas said featured schools were chosen by parents who were more interested in sending their children to state schools now than in the past.

New analysis from the Sutton Trust reveals more closures of Sure Start children's centres than originally thought, with as many as 1,000 fewer centres now than in 2009.

Racial gaps in total debt are far larger than even recent reports have recognized, far larger now than in the past, and correlated with troubling trends in the economy.

To repeat: The «college preparation gap» is larger now than in 1992 even though the college preparedness rate has remained relatively flat, due to the fact that the proportion of recent high school graduates enrolling in college rose sharply between 1994 and 2009 — from 61 percent to 70 percent — before easing back down to 66 percent in 2013.

Growing population As the RIBA report points out, a booming UK population has meant that 250,000 more school places are needed now than in 2000, 90 per cent of them at primary level.

There's more sadness and auto - reflection embedded in how she looks now than in anything in the film.

The Order's mystery casts a lengthy shadow indeed, perhaps more now than in previous decades.

She is now in her early fifties, and still radiantly beautiful, perhaps even more so now than in her youth.

Maybe they're thinking that your romance will be controversial and aren't aware that the majority of people are far more tolerant now than in the 1960s.

My hairs a bit brighter now than in this pic.

($ 5 - $ 10) Oddly enough, the cotton Forever 21 leggings seem to be much worse quality now than in the past.

Actually I just rented a booth space at the beginning of this month — you can read more about it here: http://girlinthegarage.net/2013/06/big-announcement-booth-space It has several more items there now than in the photos when I first set up.

I'm a heck of a lot more confident now than in my 20s and I hope that it will continue to grow, I'm sure it will Fabulous post, Michelle!

There's evidence that for women like you and I who want to optimize our growth hormone (we're making less of it now than in our 20s) and muscle protein synthesis (we're not as good at that either), waiting about an hour until the muscle protein synthesis blunting effect dissipates will help us improve lean muscle tissue.

This is more of a problem now than in the past because our environment is so much more toxic than it once was.

A team of international scientists says that it is virtually certain that the heat wave that stretched across much of Europe in early July was more likely to happen now than in the past due to climate change.

It is occurring faster now than in the last 20 million years.

People are exposed to significantly higher levels of chemicals now than in the past from many sources, including consumer products.

For one, the average size of the U.S. household is smaller now than in the 1920s and»30s.

I began thinking of the fact that you have more scientists alive now than in all of previous human history.

Because Earth has been on a steady warming trend, it would stand to reason that water would evaporate more quickly now than in, say, the 1960s.

No one knows if more outbreaks are occurring now than in the past or if more gorillas are dying during each outbreak.

Research in recent years has suggested that young Americans might be less creative now than in decades past, even while their intelligence — as measured by IQ tests — continues to rise.

Only 59 percent of men compared to 42 percent of women reported they felt less desired by their partner now than in the beginning.

Don't the stars look dimmer now than in your childhood?

In Scandinavia, for example, forests cover more land now than in the previous century — thus increasing their carbon storage — while still being regularly harvested.

Many such disturbances are more likely now than in years gone by due to changing climates.