Sentences with phrase «than developed»

Skin care companies work hard to please their customers but truth be told, most seem to focus on marketing rather than developing a good enough formula.

The impact of the crash is more severe in developing countries than developed countries.

I love developing low - level support tools for other developers much more than developing for end users; you really get to experiment and push the envelope more.

However, emerging market bonds continue to perform better than their developed market peers.

Before the 2008 crash, emerging market did much better than developed countries.

It's still growing faster than any developed nation, but it's a slower pace than the country has been used to.

That's short for identifying possible problems, rather than developing new conclusions.

Currently, they pay less than developed countries for drugs, so companies don't make as much money there.

If you care about climate change, nothing is more important than developing the nuclear technologies we will need to get that job done.

Emerging stocks have offered higher returns than developed markets as shown in the chart below.

More and more companies are looking toward eLearning as their professional development method of choice because it's effective, convenient, and less costly than developing in - house training.

This means that in general the free - trade model of development works better for the developed countries than the developing ones.

One of the big problems with E Ink technology is how expensive it is to manufacture and the costs are significantly higher than developing products that employ LCD, LED and OLED.

That would seem to yield more productive change than developing long lists of standards that are just words on a page.

They offer much - higher growth than developed markets, and therefore very compelling return prospects.

These economies are growing at a faster pace than the developed world, which can mean bigger profit possibilities for their companies and higher yields for their bonds.

And the reality is that manufacturing hardware is more difficult than developing software.

First, emerging markets simply have more young people than developed markets.

Emerging markets have higher long - term expected growth rates than developed markets, and they are more risky.

Many companies place a greater emphasis on expanding the number of salespeople, rather than developing individuals.

The challenge ramps up steadily as expected, but all the increase seems to come from the level being longer and the timer being shorter, rather than developing deeper puzzle mechanics.

And that might be a bigger challenge than developing the technology in the first place.

Emerging markets are more volatile than developed markets and have a wider range of potential outcomes.

Rather than developing private legal systems, corporations turned back to public systems.

Some are concerned that they disadvantage less developed countries who want to attract investment but have less bargaining power than developed countries.

This area alone is already larger than all developed space.

They are growing much more rapidly than developed markets.

There is not one easy answer but one of the main reasons is because handset manufacturers (and carriers) are more into selling customers a new device than developing existing devices.

While many do have slightly higher expense ratios than their developed - market peers — a reflection of the higher cost of investing in these markets — that is not always the case.

In fact, 2015 marked the first year that developing countries saw more money invested in clean energy than developed countries did.

Rather than developing specific content, piece by piece, contextual insights can become the cornerstone of what drives marketing.

Big companies know they are better at company acquisition than developing new ideas in house.

However, developed countries always have higher levels of private debt than developing countries do, partly due to very low access to credit and credit cards in developing countries.

The technology we'd have a better shot of making first contact and getting a personal force field from aliens than developing it on our own.

I think we should be going for the finished player that can deliver, rather than developing youngsters again — we all know what happened last time.

In this style, communication is geared towards the goal of obedience rather than developing negotiation skills.

She finds results and then uses her theories to explain them, rather than developing abstract theories and expecting you to figure out how to apply them.

It is about more than developing confidence than anything else.

Oil is becoming increasingly difficult to find and extract, but it's still much more profitable than developing alternate fuels.

We try to force students to see the material the way we estimate that a test - maker would, rather than developing lessons that work for as many students as possible.

This experience was so much more than developing necessary leadership tools.

This is the bulk of the work and it is about engaging with the fine detail rather than developing grand plans.

A system of public schools which destroys rather than develops positive human potential now exists.

Rather than developing truly better assessments, most states are making only minor revisions, and states with high - stakes tests are making the least changes.

Developing for one platform, the web, makes more sense than developing five different apps and having to constantly fix them and introduce new features.

Watch out for penny stock companies that spend more on promoting their shares than developing their business Penny stocks do sometimes pay off, but there are many pitfalls to avoid.