Sentence examples for earned among from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Abram lost whatever credit he earned among many on campus when he tried to punish those responsible for the takeover.
He also earned, among other things, $157 for a few hours of overtime and $15 for not getting to eat during his normal lunch break.
But this summer the 29-year-old believes he has found the best use yet for the respect he has earned among young people.
It is also a warning, many Afghans say, that errant bombing and missile strikes by the United States may squander the overwhelming appreciation that America earned among 20 million Afghans when it forced the Taliban and its ally, Al Qaeda, from power.
These include our measures of high school achievement – GPA and math FCAT – as well as somewhat similar measures of postsecondary achievement – postsecondary GPA, credits earned (among all students, whether or not they have completed their programs), and numbers of math or science credits.
Austin's place in this glittering company has been earned among growing calls for the Berkshire-born 25-year-old to win a place in England's squad, with a Euro 2016 qualifier at home to Lithuania and a friendly in Italy at the end of March.
The same goes for its staff, which earns among the top nonprofit salaries in Austin.
Chevron earns among the highest profits per barrel in the industry because its output is skewed toward oil, as opposed to natural gas, whose price has been falling.
Their investment decisions are geared toward avoiding loss rather than toward stretching for "the enormous upside potential" that one successful venture might earn among a hundred flops.
Fewer medical students are going into psychiatry, partly because psychiatrists, like primary-care doctors, earn among the lowest salaries of all physicians.
Fairfax households earn among the highest average incomes of any American county, more than $100,000, but that high average conceals wide variations between the highly educated and new arrivals speaking in 40 different tongues.
