Sentence examples for consider earning from inspiring English sources
If Microsoft really wants to earn high marks from the public, it might want to consider earning them the old-fashioned way: By creating products people love.
Ever on the lookout for new stock, he stopped many times on his way to locations or prospective locations to knock on the doors of interesting-looking edifices to ask their owners if they'd consider earning a few mortgage payments by moving into a hotel for several days.
"For the time being, we do not consider earning money from users," co-founder Aram Airapetyan tells us.
If you have the desire to add a degree worthy credential to your pedigree, consider earning your degree online.
"We're not going to consider earned run average and stuff like that.
I am now considering earning a Ph.D. in anthropology at the School of Oriental and African Studies in England and would love to find myself at an NGO or a research organization in 5 years' time.
"After a while, he asked me if I'd ever considered earning money trafficking LSD".
Another gotcha: You must have what the IRS considers "earned income" to contribute.
"In terms of the financial advantages and disadvantages of not being a federal employee," she continues, "[non-employees] are not allowed to have IRAs, they're not allowed to do the child-care deduction because their income is not considered earned.
