Sentence examples for earning future from inspiring English sources

As a nonexempt player without a guaranteed place on any major tour, every paycheck brings him closer to earning future playing privileges.

Others use the camps to earn future college credits.

The administration also made it tougher to earn future credits under the program, which tries to encourage economic growth.

Jim Farley, the head of the European business, said: "We are creating a far more lean and efficient business that can deliver healthy returns and earn future investment.

Brewer's bottom line: Lose money now to earn future revenue.

135: Samit Patel's bowling average for the series indicates he may have to earn future Test selection purely for his batting.

"He has been successful in one-day cricket for us but he does need to develop in the first-class game to earn future contracts.

However, with China out of radar for Facebook, India will be its biggest bet and a lot would be riding on the market not just in terms of user base, but ways to earn future revenues.

Even cooler heads within the banking industry are likely to realize they might have more to gain by using their wealth and a compliant government to earn future profit than risk consumer boycotts, public hostility, and the cash flow problems created by an actual payment strike.

This normally covers lost sales, lost customers, owed royalty fees, and lost future earned in the future as a consequence of the invention's unauthorised use.

The charity tells the donor what its endowment earned so future gifts can be adjusted as spending from an actual endowment would be, he said.