Sentence examples for consider to earn from inspiring English sources

That is true, but here is something to consider: to earn his 22 medals, Phelps had to race 46 times, counting preliminaries and semifinals, over three Olympics.

Economist Bryan Caplan provides an example: "A worker earning $10 [£7] an hour, when their alternative on the open market is merely $9, is considered to earn a $1 an hour rent … the general assumption is that rents are just useless inefficiencies".

Consider ways to earn extra cash.

Name one player who would be considered to be earning "overs" at Hawthorn?

One graduate stated that he was considering emigrating to earn enough money to fund himself through postgraduate study, if he was unable to secure a scholarship: "I would love to stay in Malawi.

Of these: * 62percentnt stated the reason for doing so was excessive government interference * 50percentnt cited student behaviour as a reason * 44percentnt cited workload or exhaustion * 30percentnt cited parent behaviour * 25percentnt cited lack of progression prospects * 22percentnt had considered leaving to earn more money 89 per cent of teachers polled complained of teacher bullying.

"Any fees I earn outside what I consider to be my professional activity are donated to nonprofit organisations.

I ask Ricardo if he would consider going north to earn extra money in traveling carnivals.

At 230 pounds, 30 less than Jacobs, he is considered bullish enough to earn hard yards and nimble enough to make tacklers miss.

While Godsey is not considered a favorite to earn one of the three places on the United States team, he met the Olympic qualifying standard this year when he recorded a throw of 227 feet 8 inches, and it would not be a shock if he finished in the top three.

Deputy leader Harriet Harman said her party was considering requiring migrants to "earn the right" to contributory benefits.