Sentence examples for a total earnings from inspiring English sources

Springbok's total race career was 25 starts with 17 wins for a total earnings of $20,020 (approximately $ today).

Oh My Oh, a 1957 bay mare sired by the Thoroughbred stallion Spotted Bull, started 30 times, winning eight races for a total earnings of $12,592 (approximately $ as of dollars) and coming in second in a stakes race.

Over all, total earnings for 2000 were flat compared with 1999.

We measured cooperation rates, success or failure of the group in earning a bonus, and total earnings of the participants to analyze and compare performances.

It has been reported that HMRC has since agreed with football clubs that image rights can only make up 20% at most of a player's total earnings, and only then if there is a real commercial benefit to the club.

If we assume that they worked 37.5 hours a week (that's the average number of full-time hours given in the Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings for 2014) and that they work 48 weeks a year, their total earnings come to £5.9bn, which is less than half the amount paid in bonuses by the finance and insurance sector - it's about 40%.

This segment accounted for just under a fifth of total earnings.

During the BART, participants viewed a computer screen which displayed three items: a balloon with a button labeled Click here to pump, button labeled Collect $$$, and a box where total earnings were tallied in every trial.

For instance, it leads to a histogram of total earnings much narrower than the experimental one, and the distribution of fractions of cooperative actions among players reveals that it does not capture a significant fraction of stubborn defectors and cooperators that appear in the experiment (see Figure 3).

Youtube takes a 45% cut of total earnings, while Maker Studios, the network Kjellberg signed to, will take a portion too.

The going rate for freelance writers at the time was only a cent a word, so Hubbard's total earnings from these articles would have been less than $100.