Sentence examples for continuing to earn from inspiring English sources

CBS ranked second on the night, continuing to earn strong ratings for "Undercover Boss" (13.6 million viewers).

It is hard to see the immediate effect, since workers here are entitled to 60 days' notice before layoffs and thus are continuing to earn their salaries.

Later on, the afterparty at Egg (N7) features Todd Terry continuing to earn a crust – hopefully he's got some generously proportioned USBs with him – alongside fellow crow-footed house stalwarts DJ Sneak and Roy Davis Jr.

The reason, in a word, is China: Businessmen and bankers are bullish about Hong Kong's capacity to keep adapting to economic changes on the mainland and, in the process, continuing to earn a good living as a go-between for trade and finance.

The deal, finalised by Wilson's manager, the former formula one driver Jonathan Palmer yesterday, will see the 24-year-old from Sheffield continuing to earn the modest £50,000 a year stipulated under his agreement with those who invested in his future success.

Continuing to earn money can make a big difference in your retirement plan — but it's not a guarantee.

Women now rely more heavily on their own earnings but continue to earn significantly less, on average, than men.

His success is well-earned, as Dropbox continues to earn its reputation as one of Silicon Valley's hottest companies.

Mr. Trump continued to earn money from the casinos.

Since then, Japanese offerings have continued to earn accolades annually, often with prices to match.

Diversified banks in Europe continued to earn returns since 2008 that averaged about 10 percent, the report said.