Sentence examples for conditions earning from inspiring English sources

So far, the S.E.C., the commodities commission and other agencies have proposed dozens of new rules under difficult conditions, earning them an A in Mr. Frank's report card.

Some of Schumacher's best performances occurred in such conditions, earning him the nicknames "Regenkönig" (rain king) or "Regenmeister" (rain master), even in the non-German-language media.

They worked in the worst conditions, earned the least.

Her past record of missed court dates and broken conditions earned her a month in Rikers, and a mandatory two-year stay in a Bronx rehab center.

Fiorenzo Magni, a bicycle racing champion whose fearlessness on descents and fortitude in difficult conditions earned him victories in Europe's most prominent road races in the postwar years, often described as Italian cycling's golden age, died on Oct. 19 in Monza, Italy, north of Milan.

The Mumbai organisation helps 70 women with developmental conditions earn a living, by teaching them how to make handicrafts and food items.

Nevertheless, his keen insight regarding working-class conditions earned him the esteem of many Socialists and Marxists.

In Latin, inflammatio means "setting on fire," and as I considered the searing pain in my injured hand I understood how the condition earned its name.

People aged 45 64 years who left the labour force early because of diabetes had a median total annual income of only $11 784 whereas those working full time without a chronic health condition earned approximately five times this amount.

Being designer solvents, they can be modulated to suit the reaction conditions, therefore earning the name "task specific ILs".

Changes in household members' employment conditions and earning capacity indeed have been found to account for most of poverty transitions (Jarvis and Jenkins 1997; Muffels et al. 2000; McKernan and Ratcliffe 2005).