Sentence examples similar to earning differences from inspiring English sources

The alliance between the two airlines has been working well despite their legal differences, earning each airline $75 million to $100 million last year.

The banks earn the difference in revenue.

What his D.N.C. spokesman won't say is what price per share he paid before the company went public, and what that stock was worth when it went on the market -- and what he did to earn the difference.

In the boom years of the late nineteen-nineties, he points out, the private sector of the economy — firms and households — was spending a lot more than it was earning, financing the difference by borrowing on an increasing scale.

His salary plus bonus in 2007 came to $3 million vs. $3.3 million the prior year, but Rock more than made up the difference, earning an additional $8.5 million in vested stock grants linked to performance.

The O.E.C.D. ranked roaming costs by nation of consumer, adjusting for national differences in earning and cost of living.

The earnings difference between the films was greater abroad; Son of Sardaar earned $3 million overseas, and Jab Tak Hai Jaan earned more than $13 million.

Mayweather understood the difference – and earning power – between a simply elite fighter and an attraction is salesmanship.

How these specialists respond may be the difference between earning a spot in the national title game.

It demonstrated that he knew the difference between earning something and being given it, about how fair play should mean more than television ratings and gate receipts.

Today, the difference in earning power between a high school graduate and someone who's finished eighth grade has shrunk to nil.