Sentence examples for earn itself from inspiring English sources

On its looks alone though, the tree could earn itself a place in gardens.

The IEA has developed a set of "golden rules" it believes will help the unconventional gas sector earn itself a "social licence to operate".

Microsoft's conciliatory moves on the desktop and browsers are partly designed to avert any court injunctions delaying its release of Windows XP and to earn itself some good will in advance of any settlement talks.

Detroit could earn itself some badly needed respect and trust if it announced that from now on it will devote its managerial energies to the task of making much cleaner, high-mileage cars — rather than fighting sensible and essential efforts to control the spread of greenhouse gases.

(Murphy advises sticking with anything at or below 40%.) A bond purchased at a 35% premium with a yield of 8.2%, for example, would take 4.3 years to earn itself back not a good deal in Murphy's estimation.

The company's stock recently took a hit after the Whileeported that Apple planned to drop Qualcomm components Intelture iOS devices — in favor of Intel chass or possibly MediaTek.

Now it can merge Telesp with Vivo, earning itself some cost savings.

Royal Mail has earned itself a reputation as a real corporate moaner since it listed.

In the noughties, South Korea earned itself a reputation as the new hotspot for cinephiles.

In the past three years, L&Q has switched 1,673 tenancies – earning itself an extra £4.2m.

In contrast to black powder, it produces almost all gas upon combustion, earning itself the appellation smokeless powder.