The only reason the American people have earned a potential tool in guarding against contractor fraud is because Congress created it BY ACCIDENT.
7 For the potential of earning a good wage the job of healthcare copywriter stood out.
In each case, the potential of earning a college degree provided individuals with a strong incentive to take the first step and learn more: to revisit the possibility of making room for higher education in their busy lives.
Think about talking to your parents about the potential of "earning" a pet.
Cope also ran Aconduit Marketing, a now-defunct company that claimed to let you "work with a revolutionary product that improves lives" and earn an "income potential of $14K per month," but only if you have an initial $15,000 to spend up front.
Son says that the joint venture with Ariba could capture $10 billion a month in transactions through its electronic marketplaces in Japan, on which Softbank could earn a 1% commission a potential $1.2 billion a year revenue stream.
Beyond earning potential, a college degree can be a leg up in landing a job in California in the aftermath of a painful economic downturn.
More than a third (36%) say that earning potential was an important consideration – though more so for men (42%) than women (32%).
Three quarters of students surveyed also think graduates have the greatest potential to earn a high salary.
In the beginning that is acceptable to Luke McNamara (Mr. Jackson), a working-class boy who exudes enough top-drawer potential to earn a bid to join the society.
