Sentence examples similar to a much earned from inspiring English sources

"The rest of us can have a bit of much earned peace".

An earned fortune might have provided even more happiness, but there's no reason to think that a much smaller earned income would make us happier than a large inheritance would.

And their pension is based on the highest three-year average salary rather than Social Security, which looks at a much lengthier earning history, he said.

There are good reasons to take a much-earned break too.

It was very much an earned realization.

We will combine an exciting artistic plan with sound business practices, have a much higher percentage earned income, and require far less outside fundraising than the prior company did.

For most people, he notes, "how much I can pay for a house is a factor of how much I earn, how much can I borrow, what's my deposit.

If you don't have these advantages, you might get early funding, but you will have a much harder time earning the valuations those companies have enjoyed.

It won a Pulitzer prize and, much later, earned Lee a presidential medal of freedom.

"There's a lot of hope, but not much earning".

Workers with a college degree earned much more and were much less likely to be unemployed than those with only a high school diploma, according to the report, "Education Pays: the Benefits of Higher Education for Individuals and Society".