Sentence examples for earning a secure from inspiring English sources
The other characters are less successful with Charlie, who is the oldest of the characters, having stayed in the mill without progressing up the ranks, but earning a secure life through hard and dangerous work.
So Science Careers wanted to know: Are there positions out there where science Ph.D.s can earn a good, secure living by teaching?
But inside those machines wasn't always a very pleasant place to work -- to make music but also to earn a decent, secure living that could support a family and a happy home.
The remarkable finding of their study is that, compared with the participants who were "only" in the 99.1 percentile for intellectual ability at age 12, those who were in the 99.9 percentile — the profoundly gifted — were between three and five times more likely to go on to earn a doctorate, secure a patent, publish an article in a scientific journal or publish a literary work.
…JK Galbraith Galbraithh's criticism of the American system predictably earned him a secure position within it.
But though Flashman's pacifism arose from cowardice, it had a moral edge....Fraser's Flashman books have earned him a secure place among the writers of historical corkers, below Patrick O'Brian but on the same high shelf as Alexandre Dumas, Rafael Sabatini, and James Fenimore Cooper.
Youth emancipated from the foster care system face challenges in securing steady employment and earning a living wage.
He remains a member of the Appropriations Committee, where he earned a reputation for securing federal earmarks for his district and for directing federal resources to victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Hull boss Steve Bruce said just before kick-off that "it might have been foolish" to play with two strikers in attempt to earn a result, having secured a surprise win against Liverpool on Sunday.
Simply stated, lawyers will be less likely to stretch the acceptable to earn a high fee or secure repeat business if their counsel is subject to more outside scrutiny.
