Sentence examples for earned increasingly from inspiring English sources

For much of the last decade, American business has been playing a defensive game and has earned increasingly lower approval ratings.

Falling interest rates mean these investments earn increasingly paltry returns, but they provide a degree of security.

Traditional attitudes demand that a man earn more than a woman, meaning that as women earn increasingly more they are pricing themselves out of the marriage market.

And though neither he nor his friends had the prototypic Research I career so many young scientists dream of (my father once rejected a feeler from a top university in order to pursue commercialization of his patent), they all found ample scope to use their talents and training while earning increasingly good livings.

Lastly, the state government ought to invest in career pathways programs to guarantee that low-income workers have an opportunity to better their skill-set and earn increasingly higher incomes over time.

Lack of effective senior faculty research mentoring and a consequent inability of new investigators to successfully earn increasingly competitive US National Institutes of Health (NIH) funds were also identified as key factors in the decline of American anesthesia research [ 5].

We are in a capitalistic society where earned income increasingly, as governments cut back, is an important part of our life.

A game that Tottenham Hotspur started at a canter was eventually rescued at the last when Harry Kane's 89th-minute penalty earned an increasingly ragged Spurs side another chance against an often uninspired but always obdurate Leicester City.

It wasn't until her role in Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia" at Lincoln Center Theater in 1995 that she settled into a serious stage career, a return that has earned her increasingly admiring notices.

Tom Hanks gives the performance of a lifetime as the eponymous Phillips, the former Boston cabbie turned hard-working sea captain who earns an increasingly hard-won dollar piloting vast ships through treacherous waters without clear backup or onboard protection.

Results are consistent with an 'eroding immigrant middle-class' and highlight concerns of a potentially disaffected middle-class of wage earning immigrants increasingly finding they cannot explain or improve their weaker economic outcomes.