Sentence examples for development earning from inspiring English sources

Perl was a landmark product in advocating the open-source model a collaborative, rather than proprietary, approach to software development—earning Wall the 1996 Dr. Dobb's Excellence in Programming Award and the Free Software Foundation's Award for the Advancement of Free Software in 1998.

In the private university category, Drake University won $30,000 for its Engaged Citizen Corps program for select freshman to support Des Moines's economic and community development, earning 24 credits and $8,500 for the 9 month, 32 hour per week experience.

Just like that, Mr. Barnett's development earned a property tax exemption worth at least $50 million, maybe much more, over the next 10 years.

People in international development earn competitive points for degree of difficulty.

Phaneuf's development earned him comparisons to Hall of Famer Scott Stevens, as he was lauded by scouts for his physical style and ability to excel both defensively and offensively.

Last spring, North Korea's threats of a preemptive nuclear strike on the United States and Pyongyang's continued pursuit of nuclear and missile development earned Kim a reputation among Korea-watchers in the U.S. as a wild card whose behavior is not as predictable or sure-footed as that of his father.

Incomes for heads of households across C.H.A. have risen from $10,000 in 2000 to an average of $19,861 in 2008, with those living in mixed-income developments earning an average of $24,024 a year.

The awards symbolize the persistence and excellence personified by Edison whose innovations and new product developments earned him 1,093 U.S. patents.

He started last season on a development contract, earning £400 a week, but made his first-team debut in August and went on to make 44 first-team appearances, signing a new three-and-a-half-year deal in November 2012.

He is starting as an associate engineer in the company's research and development unit, earning a base salary in the mid-$60,000s with the potential to add 10% more in annual incentive pay.

Naturally occurring cytokinins are adenine derivatives whose diverse functions in plant growth and development have earned them recognition as molecules of great biological and agricultural importance.