Sentence examples similar to earned back from from inspiring English sources

Community groups, social housing tenants and householders will also be affected because the amount of money they can earn back from generating solar energy will be drastically reduced.

On the eve of these Games they released a stream of figures making claims the £9bn investment was already earning back: from the relatively tangible "£6.5bn spent on transport" infrastructure in east London to the more optimistic "70,000 new jobs" or "11,000 new homes on the Olympic Park".

De Villepin has earned back some respect from the French public with his criticism of Sarkozy's unpopular regime.

My brothers and I gave the money we'd earned back, writing checks from our junior bank accounts.

The Knicks might have earned back a few letters from the Franklin song as they chopped a 24-point deficit to 3 in the second half.

Still far from thriving, the bar at least earned back the rent.

And boy, has it ever earned back.

Those who move from poor countries to rich ones quickly start earning rich-country wages, which may be ten times more than they could have earned back home.

These involved Whitehall devolving the budget for transport and for skills (including apprenticeships and traineeships) and powers to "earn back" tax from the Treasury, in exchange for responsibility to deliver local growth.Progress was slow at first.

I will spend the rest of my life... some people are gone forever... but I will spend the rest of my life trying to earn back trust from people.

Earning only a pittance, these knotted, dust-choked men endure months of sweaty hardship away from home, and send what they earn back to their families.