Sentence examples for earning profiles from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the brain drain literature, which states that high skilled immigrants benefit the destination country since they generate higher earning profiles, this paper suggests that a legal system of migration that refrains permanent migrations in order to educate young individuals in their home country benefits the welfare of the local country.

Barclays' £1.5tn balance sheet is still the size of the British economy and the bank's earning profile is still dominated by the feast-or-famine business of investment banking.

"These shows are at the forefront of prestige comedy, earning magazine profiles and Emmy nominations and spots in discussions of culture at the highest level," he writes.

Policies can affect not only wages by education but also the shape of age-earning profiles, a crucial ingredient in the computation of expected lifetime gains.

Luckily for you, Netflix has a few of those that have strangely slipped through the cracks of American attention after earning high-profile releases overseas.

In 2008, she earned a Profiles in Courage Award for her reform of the voting systems.

His collections, including Queen of the Cotton Cities, have won prizes and earned high-profile admirers such as Seamus Heaney.

That is the 1960's and 70's, when Newsweek challenged Time for supremacy, took editorial chances and earned a profile as the feisty underdog, the Avis to Time's Hertz.

While Apple's decision to sue Samsung particularly has earned high-profile media coverage, the company has not mentioned it in adverts – nor is there any record of an Apple advert referencing Samsung directly or indirectly.

That is precisely what Houghton did as she earned high-profile moves to Arsenal and, more recently, Manchester City in addition to becoming an England regular under first Hope Powell and then Mark Sampson.

It means that I can't ever get my hair cut" – and earned a profile in The Irish Times earlier this year.