Moreover, Marquis and Long (2001) demonstrate that employers are less likely to offer health insurance, and the offered insurance is less generous, to employees in economic downturns.
But unlike direct stock plans, DRIPs buy stock only once a month or quarter and are less likely to offer neat features like IRA accounts and automatic investments via electronic withdrawals from your bank account.
Those who have served are less likely to offer unvarnished praise for the military, for it, like all institutions, has its own frustrations and failings.
Smaller employers, though, and individual health plans have been less likely to offer free care of any type.
FEW Togolese would seem less likely to offer praise for their country's political system than Gilchrist Olympio.
Though later efforts may have fewer rough edges, benefit from deeper thought about explanation, or be less dense, they are less likely to offer actual new stuff.
He also did not find that his foxes scored higher because they were more cautious — that their appreciation of complexity made them less likely to offer firm predictions.
The investigation found that prosecutors are twenty-two per cent less likely to offer plea deals when a juvenile has killed a white person.
Once politicians understand that everything is public, they are much less likely to offer the unadorned truth, at least to ordinary voters.
Companies are less likely to offer or pay for coverage of dependents in industries with low wages and high turnover, like restaurants.
Analysis by the Sutton Trust and by the Wonkhe higher education thinktank, showed that some institutions, such as Imperial College, were less likely to offer places to those from the least-educated areas, despite their qualifications.
