Sentences with phrase «people of all ages find»

«Used responsibly, age - based targeting for employment purposes is an accepted industry practice and for good reason: It helps employers recruit and people of all ages find work,» said Rob Goldman, a Facebook vice president.

People of all ages find themselves single these days, and you are never too old to start again.

Critically acclaimed and award - winning author of YA novels and nonfiction, Christine is dedicated to helping people of all ages find their own unique voice in our noisy world.

At TermLife360.com we are dedicated to helping people of all ages find the right life insurance for their needs.

Understanding the factors that go into calculating health insurance rates is important for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that it helps people of all ages find the best coverage at the best price.

People of all ages find me on LinkedIn or by reading my blog posts and randomly reach out to ask for advice on how to use social media in a job search, how to interview better, or how to improve their resume.

I enjoy helping people of all ages find ways to improve their lives and be happier.»

«I enjoy helping people of all ages find solutions to life's challenges.

In addition, he founded and now runs the Project Bully Buster Coalition of San Diego, which helps bullied people of all ages find a place to be fully self - expressed, and make San Diego a safer place to attend school and live.

Not exact matches

The 2005 Australian Longitudinal Study of Aging found that close relationships with children and other relatives had very little impact on how long you live, but people with the most friends tended to outlive those with the fewest by 22 percent.

«Past research has found that people grow steadily happier as they age from adolescence to older adulthood, with happiness peaking when people reach their 60s and 70s; the moodiness of youth subsides, and maturity brings more contentment.

«The researchers also found that after taking into account the effect of age and sex, morning people were likely to have lower — and thus generally more healthy — BMI, or body - mass index, a measure of the ratio between height and weight.»

To find out the pair designed a series of studies that both asked research participants to identify what sort of experiences resulted in what levels of happiness and also looked at Facebook posts, examining what activities people post at what age and how they report those activities affecting their mood.

The report found people at the beginning and middle of their careers, aged 25 to 35 and 35 to 44, have the highest participation rates when it comes to entrepreneurship.

Better yet, a clinical review of nearly 150 studies found that people with strong social ties had a 50 percent better chance of survival, regardless of age, sex, health status, and cause of death, than those with weaker ties.

In a connected age, where you can connect directly with any person, customers want to know who is behind each brand, what shape is the main architect of that service or product you find it so useful.

Emmons says he conducted research on 1,000 people from ages eight to 80, and found that those who practice thankfulness receive a plethora of benefits.

In a study that ran from 1979 to 1996, researchers found from a sample of nearly 750 people age 65 or older, that those who drank diet soda on a daily basis had a 70 % greater increase in waist size than people who drank it less regularly or not at all.

In 2015, researchers from Harvard and the Boston Attention and Learning Laboratory published a joint study that found people in their mid-40s — specifically, age 43 — tended to do the best on tests of concentration.

Indeed, Business Insider previously reported that a 2015 study published in the journal Psychology and Aging found that quantity of relationships was more important for people in their 20s, but quality of relationships was more important once people hit their 30s.

«With increasing age, people get more pleasure out of everyday experiences; while younger people define themselves more by extraordinary experiences, a new study finds,» reports PsyBlog.

In 2016, the Bureau of Labor Statistics conducted the American Time Use Survey, which found watching television is still Americans» top leisure activity, accounting for the way people age 15 and older spend just over half their available free time — or 2.7 hours — each day.

When the U.S. Census Bureau estimated lifetime earnings for people with various levels of education, it found that people with a master's degree brought home $ 2.5 million from the age of 24 to the age of 64.

It found that nearly 40 % of people between the ages of 18 and 34 are living at home.

The book exemplifies how people have gained and lost power throughout the ages, which is what I find really interesting: Learning from iconic figures from past centuries and applying them to our drastically different, hyper - modern business models of the present.

The survey of more than 2,000 individuals found that nearly two - thirds of people between the ages of 18 and 34 were at least somewhat more likely to want to work for a company that gave to charity than one did that not.

Even in the age of social - network - driven openness, most people find having their pay made public a deep invasion of privacy.

It turns out plenty of people around my age find themselves doing the same.

A University of London longitudinal study tested vocabulary skills of the same people at ages 16 and 42 and found at the younger age the average test score was 55 percent.

A recent analysis of U.S. government data form the Brookings Institution found that people who still work near or past their traditional retirement age earn significantly more per hour than their younger colleagues.

I have never hired anybody, whether it's a person of colour or a different ethnic background or age or gender, unless they're the very best person I can find.

A recent report from the Office for National Statistics in the U.K., which surveyed 2,200 people on age discrimination and prejudice, found that respondents had a more positive view of senior workers than they did of career - hungry 20 - somethings.

With a study finding that most people didn't feel they had officially entered adulthood until the age of 29, MarketWatch's Trey Williams and Maria LaMagna talk the key moments when people leave adolescence behind.

Importantly the poll also found that Canadians aged 18 - 34 actually trail Baby Boomers in RRSP ownership and contribution rates with only 43 per cent of young people holding RRSPs compared to 69 per cent of older Canadians, so there is an urgent need to encourage and empower younger Canadians to start saving.

It cited 2016 Pew Research Center data showing that more than 55 percent of households older than age 65 watch cable news programs, and it noted that «one multi-country study found that public broadcast news (such as PBS) increased political knowledge, while cable news actually reduced knowledge that people have about actual events.»

The survey, which questioned Americans between the ages of 35 - 60 with an annual household income of $ 100,000 or more, also found that three - quarters of people who work with a financial professional are discussing sources of tax - free retirement income with their professional.

The Bristol University / ILC - UK research found that nearly one in 10 (9 %) households headed by someone aged in their late 60s still had a mortgage to pay off, as did one in 50 (2 %) of people aged over 80.

A report by Bristol University and the International Longevity Centre (ILC - UK) found that about two - fifths (40 %) of people aged 75 and over and who still have a mortgage to pay off have an interest only mortgage with no linked investment with which to pay their loan back.

Another survey by Bankrate.com found that 26 % of people between the age of 50 - 64 stated that their financial situation deteriorated and that 17 % tapped their retirement funds to pay for an emergency of on...

It cited 2016 Pew Research Center data showing that more than 55 % of households older than age 65 watch cable news programs, and it noted that «one multi-country study found that public broadcast news increased political knowledge, while cable news actually reduced knowledge that people have about actual events.»

I think a lot of people at all ages are struggling right now to find their places in religion.

Evolution, the age of the earth, the nature of the universe itself, etc., has been investigated and tested and findings challenged, refined, and verified in thousands of different ways by thousands of people over centuries and across continents.

The leaders hide church history from its members, when we find it, we take it to them, and of course are called aposates, there are so many mental systems in place at every level to control the people and there thoughts and actions, at a very young age.

You can also poke around on your Nook or Kindle — there are e-books there written for the faithful that give a detailed insight into the cult - like thinking (well, poor choice of words, a favorite LDS saying is, «the thinking is done», but you catch my drift) that's used to control their people from a very young age to find «the world» unbearable and the church to be a haven, etc..

«I found myself convinced of the position the church has held with almost totally unanimity throughout the ages, that although many people find themselves, through no fault of their own, to have sexual desires for members of their own sex, this is not something to be affirmed and celebrated, but is a sign that we're broken, in need of redemption and recreation,» Hill told students.

It's the information age, religious people are finding it impossible to keep their children in their cult's bubble of lies.

This view of aging and the place of the church aligns well with Vaillant's finding that organized religion is especially attractive for lonely old people, those with a tendency toward depressive illness and those whose childhoods were lacking in hope and love.

In the age of AIDS, only two choices are really open to Christian gay people in conformity with Christian values: abstaining from all sexual activity — a response which the majority find impossible - or entering a monogamous relationship.

In evaluating its group structure, a church's leaders should ask themselves these questions: Is it possible for persons of every age, with a wide range of interests, to find meaningful group experiences in our church?

We Christians of the Third Millennium, guided by the Second Vatican Council and its great champions John Paul and Benedict, are graced to be witnessing a return of the papacy and episcopacy to the model of the age of the Fathers: boldly evangelical, passionately committed to mission, and with true humility inviting the men and women of our time to consider the proposal that truth is to be found in the person of Jesus Christ.