Sentence examples for a very small earning from inspiring English sources

They go on to sell these in the market and make a very small earning, barely enough to survive.

A: Very small quantities, and we stopped.

Only about ten percent of adult Americans without a high school degree are even enrolled in adult education classes; of this group, a very small percentage (PDF) earns a GED.

As one of 27 England footballers on central contracts, topped up by a club contract, Aluko can expect to earn around £40,000 a year, but admits there's still a very small percentage of players earning their living from the game.

That's what politicians should be asking us to envisage when they set upon this bugbear with their big sticks: people on very low incomes earning a very small amount extra and not declaring it.

A very small percentage of gamers ever earn money from the hobby, and even fewer earn enough to call it an income.

(At the time, constables and justices either were not paid at all or earned a very small stipend that did not compensate them for the time that they devoted to their duties).

And for that privilege, we earn a very small margin.

"Its domestic policies are designed to benefit a very small number of people — basically those who earn at least $300,000 a year, and really don't care about either the environment or their less fortunate compatriots".

People earning between $100,000 and $250,000 a year would face a very small tax increase on the order of 0.3percentnt.

Household income had a very small negative effect on fertility, with mothers living in households earning £400+/week having 0.03 fewer children (CI: −0.06 to 0.00, p < 0.05) compared with the poorest households across the study period.