Sentence examples for earnings around from inspiring English sources
Those with degrees in subjects like law, maths and economics can expect earnings around 25% higher than average.
This wage increases with experience, hours worked and the sort of plumbing carried out, with average earnings around £30,000.
Low-tax companies are often large, global companies with the ability to use accounting maneuvers to shift earnings around the world.
In the first four years, workers contribute a minimum of 0.8% of earnings, around £2.37 a week for someone on £20,000, Nest estimates.
"People are still waiting for data points with corporate earnings around the corner," said David J. Memmott, head of listed block trading at Morgan Stanley.
During 22 months of work, Merrick managed to save £50 from his earnings, around a year's income for a working-class family at the time.
But average earnings remained around 11% lower throughout the population than for those classed as "white Christian".
Analysts said: "We believe Mondi could grow its earnings by around 20% per annum over the next two years as product prices continue to rise.
Analysts have predicted that Stobart Group will have revenues of some £250m in its first year, and pre-tax earnings of around £25m.
The issue now is when do earnings turn around?
