Sentence examples for be earned by either from inspiring English sources
However, Agility orbs are awarded differently: they can be earned by either climbing buildings and seeking them on rooftops, or by killing an enemy from a high altitude.
The right to compete in a Pro Tour has to be earned by either winning a Pro Tour Qualifier Tournament or being successful in a previous tournament on a similar level.
They can be earned by opening lunchboxes too – either won in-game, or bought, although seeing all that's on offer without buying anything is easily achievable.
But tort reform alone -- which would be a big concession to Republicans -- yields essentially equal numbers of supporters and opponents, and majority support could be earned by adding to tort reform either a Democratic amendment -- the public option -- or a second (largely Republican) amendment: eliminating the individual mandate (which would increase costs).
Experience shows, except after major catastrophic accidents, public trust may be earned by open dialog and sound engineering practices.
Money for taxes could be earned by increasing crop production or by selling cattle.
Exceptionalism has to be earned by each generation, and, when that happens, it speaks for itself.
Organised crime plays a significant part; there's big money to be earned by sexual exploitation.
Respect will have to be earned by connecting aspirations to specific action.
Our intercession as an intermediary must first be earned by a show of good faith.
