The phrase "are being earned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing process where something, typically money or points, is currently being accumulated or obtained.
Example: "As the project progresses, rewards are being earned by the team for their hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "are being acquired" or "are being obtained".
Extraordinary amounts of money are being earned there, largely because of the sale of syndication rights.
All well and good, but it leaves untouched a more fundamental scandal: the huge profits that lenders make from student loans are being earned on the government's dime.
From developing ecommerce software and constructing data centres to manufacturing specialised forklifts catering for ecommerce warehouses, millions are being earned in every sector of the online economy.
If returns go up, they are being earned on a smaller amount of savings than if you had gotten positive returns those first five years or had withdrawn less, Mr. Finke said.
Moreover, many of these new economies of scale are being earned in service industries, and as John Kwoka, a George Washington University economist, points out, the government does not gather data about them.
Those profits are being earned on products designed when Chrysler was still Chrysler.
In the year ending April 2014 they stood at 24.2%, so almost a quarter of what was being earned.
Now I think they don't really want to go and earn money if it's being earned in a way that creates enormous damage to the rest of society and I think that's a very healthy thing".
To keep things simple, we're going to assume that the $200,000 income is being earned roughly equally by each spouse.
Businesses need the ability to answer simple questions like how many customers have renewed their subscriptions in the past year or how much revenue is being earned per subscriber.
Now I think they don't really want to go and earn money if it is being earned in a way that creates enormous damage to the rest of society.
