Sentence examples for be earned by a from inspiring English sources

Our intercession as an intermediary must first be earned by a show of good faith.

It was equity--the idea that in hard times leaders depend upon the consent of the governed, and that that consent must be earned by a conscientious regard for everyone's welfare.

"With price inflation at some point set to rise back toward 2%, a continuation of real wage growth at the current rate will have to be earned by a return to a more normal rate of productivity growth; if not there will eventually be renewed upward pressure on prices and, ultimately, interest rates.

Their applicability does not have to be earned by a reduction to a supposedly more basic and secure realm of concepts, such as those of experience as conceived of by the empiricists, or those of science.

Such an amount can be earned by a full-time worker in the lowest paid occupations where he/she has a full-time job during 4 5 months a year or if working 2 days a week during a full year.

Patriotism should be earned by a country, not passed down by mere heritage.

This is the theoretical interest that could be earned by an investment with zero risk, such as government bonds.

Second place in this year's Grand-Am GT championship was earned by a front-engine Chevrolet Camaro GT.R.

It should be something which is earned by a vote of the Australian people.

It should be something which is earned by a vote of the Australian people," he told reporters on Monday night.

Full integration could be achieved only by overlooking the existence of the corporation for income tax purposes and taxing shareholders on undistributed profits as well as on dividends, as if the income had been earned by a partnership.