Sentence examples for but it has earned from inspiring English sources

California is rated A-, but it has earned a "positive outlook" from the firm.

Pandigital's brand is not as familiar as Kodak, but it has earned a good reputation.

Whether any of that saves Nash's job remains to be seen, but it has earned him further consideration.

How about never, is never good for you?" I was never that crazy about it, but it has earned me a lot of money in royalties, so I've learned not to look a gift horse in the mouth.

How about never, is never good for you?" I was never that crazy about it but it has earned me a lot of money in royalties so I've learned not to look a gift horse in the mouth.

His latest, "Madea's Big Happy Family," isn't likely to win any prizes, the magazine says, but it has earned more than $50 million at the box office and pushed Perry's all-time box office draw past $500 million.

The outsourcing of jobs to China and India is not new, but lately it has earned a chilling new adjective: professional.

But although it has earned the respect of an array of black American authors from Terry McMillan to Amiri Baraka, it has not achieved the recognition of some other better-known -- and better promoted -- writers' workshops in New York, both mainstream and minority.

Its coverage is worthy not only of the "Alfred E. Neuman, What, me worry?" award, but now it has earned the even higher degree ribbon, "What, me think?" appended.

She needs to back down on this one, but for now it has earned her another Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week award.

Boots may be unknown to most Americans, but to pension managers it has earned a place in history.