Sentence examples for comparison earns from inspiring English sources

Farmworkers -- who have recently been in such high demand that Federal lawmakers proposed a bill to import guest workers from outside the country -- earn on average $273 a week, while gardeners bring in $298 ,according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics; a bartender, by comparison, earns $312 weekly.

Citigroup, by comparison, earns more than 18%.

Toddlers, some no older than 2, squirm their way through 90- to 120-minute classes (typical lesson: beginner math) that cost their parents about $20 an hour (the average Chinese manufacturing worker, by comparison, earns around $2 an hour).

In comparison, David Cameron earns £142,500 as UK prime minister.

In comparison she earns just £15,000 for her commentary and punditry work at the tournament — despite being a key member of the BBC's team.

By way of comparison, Cisco earned 54 cents a share in fiscal 2000.

By comparison, GMAC earned a $2.1 billion profit in 2006 — the last year it was solely owned by G.M.

The headline mis-summarises that sentence, turning it into a comparison between earning and spending money in Britain – and turning an interesting observation into a banality.

For sequential comparison, Arista earned $0.34 per share, on revenue of $179.04 million in the first quarter of this year.

In comparison, Novell earned 4 cents a share for the same quarter in 1998.

By comparison, GM earned $2.2 billion on sales of nearly $65 billion.