Sentence examples for better earning from inspiring English sources
"We're getting better earning reports from important companies.
Women working for the government in the regions do even better, earning 25% more than those in the private sector.
That's "a better earning rate than offered by most airline branded credit cards," said Tim Winship, an editor for SmarterTravel.com and the publisher of FrequentFlier.com.
Tricadia's hedge fund did far better, earning roughly a 50percentt return in 2007 and similar profits in 2008, in part from the short bets.
"Rings" fared better, earning an additional $14 million after it was nominated, yet still a minuscule percentage of its overall box-office take.
Some changes could be for the better (earning miles on partner airlines, converting hotel stays into airline miles, access to more lounges); others, not so much (higher award ticket fees, minimum annual spending requirements, disappearing bonuses).
Statistically, of course, it is impossible to have a better earned run average than this team.
Hellickson has a better earned run average (3.01 to 3.97), and allows fewer base runners per inning with a better strikeout rate.
From Trevor Hoffman to Eric Gagne to Koji Uehara, there has almost always been a player who had a better earned run average, or more saves, or a lower WHIP.
With defensive bowling the priority in these games, the truth is, paradoxically, that sixes in limited-over games are probably better earned.
Despite his low moments here, including a blown save and loss on July 24 , 2004 when Mueller homered off him for a stirring victory, Rivera has a better earned run average here than he did at the old Yankee Stadium.
