Sentence examples similar to considerable earning from inspiring English sources

The second is that banks are expected to continue enjoying considerable earning-power.

Aayirathil Oruvan took the biggest opening by a considerable distance earning on its opening weekend in Chennai.

He warns that there is a plethora of radical clerics making a name for themselves and earning considerable sums of money from foreign sponsors, promoting extremist views in Britain.

He quickly established himself as a star in Haiti, gaining fame for his outlandish live performances which often included his dressing in drag or shedding his clothes onstage and earning considerable critical acclaim as an important innovator in Haitian dance music known as compas.

For the last two years it has been ripped from his grasp and although he had the considerable consolation of earning a Green Jacket for wining the Masters last year, Scott agrees with the defending champion Phil Mickelson that victory at The Open would make him a "complete golfer".

He may have made his name as Mork, the eccentric alien of the late '70s sitcom Mork and Mindy, but it was with his remarkable 1987 performance in Good Morning, Vietnam that Williams first demonstrated his considerable dramatic chops, earning an Oscar nomination as a charismatic but conflicted Armed Forces Radio DJ in Saigon at the height of the Vietnam War.

Tatum did not apologize for the hit, earning him considerable national scorn.

She began to work in flamenco bars and by 1961 was earning the considerable sum of 500 pesetas a night at Pastora Imperio's club, El Duende.

He then returned to the stage, earning a considerable $527.50 in late July.

After earning a considerable reputation, Maxwell signed a recording contract with Columbia Records in 1994.

Such a commitment would establish Obama's open-government credentials while earning him considerable capital with the news media.