Sentence examples for earned as opposed from inspiring English sources

Nearly all my income is earned, as opposed to capital gains, carried interest or dividend income taxed at a lower rate.

They believe these are benefits they have earned, as opposed to social support programs extended to the "undeserving" needy who have not, in their view, earned such benefits.

The green paper infers that "inclusion" is a privilege to be earned, as opposed to a socially just and fair approach to schooling with benefits for all.

The researchers found that in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) courses where such techniques may have been employed, CAMEO usage accounted for just 0.1percentt of certificates earned, as opposed to 1.2percentt of certificates earned in courses that did not use any prevention strategies.

Look, I get the lure of wanting a ton of love for a book, but I'd like genuine love that's earned as opposed to bought.

"If you're analyzing a company," he says, "you first have to understand what they're really earning, as opposed to what they say they're earning".

You've cleared the first set of roadblocks and obtained some kind of degree (presumably by earning it as oppose to by theft).

And it would hit people like me: taxpayers in higher brackets who rely on earned income as opposed to investment income or an inheritance, who give to charity and live in a high-tax state.

Select "Clear Playlist" (as opposed to "Cancel").

But the recession has undercut those earnings; the fund now earns 3.8percentt, as opposed to the anticipated 8.5percentt.

You walk in, get a job, and turn around that afternoon and start earning money, as opposed to being one of 150 people waiting in line for one waitressing job," said Joanne Zuhl, managing editor of Street Roots in Portland, Ore.