Sentences with phrase «today than in the past»

Nearly half of HR professionals claim their organization previously had a policy against rehiring former employees — even if the employee left in good standing — yet 76 % are more accepting of hiring boomerang employees today than in the past.

In fact, consumers have become more cynical today than in the past.

Yes, U.S. corporations generate more foreign - based revenues today than in the past.

While there is clearly more remote work today than in the past, overall these forecasts have been wrong - at least so far.

Another factor that is different today than in the past is that many of the large western Canadian lumber companies have been buying mills in the U.S..

Identifying it is, I think, much more difficult today and takes much more guts to identify it today than in the past.

Less educated women have their own market opportunities available to them and have less to gain from marrying today than in the past.

Also it is possible - less so today than in the past perhaps — that in a playoff series some opponents may slow it down somewhat or that as better teams ratchet up their D that such may not occur naturally.

«The world is different for the student today than in the past, and the pressure to be «successful» is growing as the competition to be the best at everything expands,» Hubbard wrote.

Given the shared urban and historical pattern, the researchers also predicted that scale insects would be more abundant in rural forests today than in the past, as a result of recent climate warming.

I think these issues occur less often today than in the past but it can still be a problem.

Teachers themselves are less positive today than in the past about the education and training they have received.

Respondents of all age groups generally agree that the internet makes it much easier to find information today than in the past, and most Americans feel that it's easy to separate the good information from bad online.

Specifically, with bonds and equities more correlated today than in the past, investors must not assume that rates always rally when risk assets suffer.

There are so many more options to borrow money today than in the past.

In part one of this series, I explained that mortgage lenders are more risk - averse today than in the past.

Lenders are requiring more documentation today than in the past.

Fewer Americans are using credit cards today than in the past.

Artists are more likely today than in the past to understand that the way they use and dispose of art materials may affect their neighbors, he says.

Either limit the data to July / August or do some sort of seasonal adjustment and the important question should be easy to answer: are extremely hot days more or less likely today than in the past?

In addition, from an impacts standpoint, droughts have a much broader range of impacts on human activities today than in the past because of today's greater demands on limited water resources.

The perceived link between global warming and extreme weather is primarily due to greater media attention on violent weather today than in past decades.

We just have vastly more scientists today than in the past as part of the population, meaning that they are not anywhere near as intelligent as their more select predecessors, and furthermore, few if any of them are polymathic enough to understand the limits of scientific inquiry, nor even what science consists of.

The upshot is that far fewer cases are filed in court today than in the past, according to law professors Margo Schlanger and Giovanna Shay.

Predominantly female, and more so today than in the past.

Having collective bargaining rights, and the right to strike, though important, are less important today than in the past.

Job hopping may be much more common among young workers today than in the past, but that doesn't mean employers are happy to see frequent job changes on a resume.

So, although it has value, a laundry list in say an Areas of Expertise section has less value today than in the past unless it is part of a well thought out ATS driven writing process.

When social psychologist Eli Finkel sought to understand why marriage is more extreme at both ends today than in the past, he discovered something intriguing and disturbing:

While borrowers are paying an additional 25 to 100 basis points or more for mezz compared with a few months ago, they're also using more mezz today than in the past, which is also increasing debt costs.

Howell says his committee is hearing more complaints today than in the past.

When it comes to health insurance for real estate agents, being creative and finding alternatives mean that more agents are covered today than in the past.

«Schools are a huge driver of where people want to live, more so today than in the past,» Coley said.

Not exact matches

Newton Minow, the former Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chair who is a board member of the Commission on Presidential Debates, recently said that presidential debate moderators today have been facing more criticism than they did in years past.

Polished or not, the VR we are seeing today is better than anything we've seen in the past, and the promise of what VR could become in a few more years is tantalizing.

The Small Business American Dream Gap Report examined today's economic landscape compared to a year ago and found that despite the positive outlook for small businesses, nearly three out of 10 small businesses reported finding it harder than in the past to reduce operating costs.

According to the survey, 56 percent of millennials believe CEOs have a greater responsibility today than in years past to speak up about social issues, compared to just 28 percent of generation X and baby boomers.

But it won't happen for a while for one reason: On average the folks who pocketed those nearly double - digit gains in past decades were buying at far lower prices than the big valuations prevailing today.

So instead of being a prescriptive book that says, «Follow these steps and this will happen,» it's more like, «Open your mind to the possibilities and the fact that there might be more opportunity today for a different kind of leadership than there was in the past.»

Rosé experts argue that the reason the beverage is so popular today is because producers are paying more attention to quality than they have in the past.

Today there are more Airstreams on the road than ever before, and, remarkably, most of those were made in the past decade or so.

Taking active steps to create long - term thinking is even more important today than it has been in the past.

Today, the average paper has four times as many authors as it did then and the work being done is far more interdisciplinary and done at greater distances than in the past.

«Today, rather than create results we won't be able to carry out like in the past, we should make good results by talking frankly about current issues, issues of interest,» Kim said.

When I look at the industry today, I think there's more competition for discretionary dollars than there has been in the past.

Not only are women having fewer children today, but they are having them under different circumstances than in the past.

And while people were much more likely to «mate for life» in the past, today a sizable share have children with more than one partner — sometimes within marriage, and sometimes outside of it.

While the number of startups has increased exponentially, the number of active venture capitalists has shrunk by more than 2 / 3rds in the past decade to less than 750 today and still shrinking.

The price of insulin — a lifesaving drug — has reached record highs as Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk and Sanofi raised prices more than 240 percent over the past decade to often over $ 300 a vial today, with price rises frequently in lockstep, according to information technology firm Connecture.

The average absolute value of current account balances as a share of GDP is higher today than it was three decades ago, with much of the run - up occurring in the past decade, and there is less dispersion around the average.