"German workers accept that they must make efforts in a crisis, and work less and earn less to keep their jobs".
She must earn enough to keep Haris, an engineering student, in college.
The school will not offer any remedial courses, only classes that earn credits, to keep students on track to graduate.
That is, the ones who think they're unlikely to earn enough to keep up with housing costs leave for cheaper pastures.
He showed that the average monthly wage is R32.24 and that 46 per cent of all African families in Johannesburg do not earn enough to keep them going.
A pastoralist without a herd is like a farmer without seeds - no longer a pastoralist, just a human being struggling to find food, clean water, shelter and a way to earn money to keep his children alive".
Under the late Mobutu Sese Seko he was an officer, earning enough to keep his family alive.
Your average twentysomething, when they finally get paid, earns enough to keep their head above the water and pay the debts off accrued from interning.
In the event, he returned to big and small screens in a desire not to earn money but to keep working.
I told him about my child support and alimony payments and said I was banking on Patty to earn enough money to keep us afloat.
