Sentence examples for earnings taking from inspiring English sources

Workers in London had higher median earnings, taking home an average of £15.54 an hour in 2012.

Chase is trading at just 9.5 times his estimate for 2001 earnings, taking into account the merger with Morgan.

In the past financial year, the directors of FTSE 100 companies have seen a 49% increase in total earnings, taking average pay to £2.7m.

The company also said yesterday that it might bring home as much as $8 billion in foreign earnings, taking advantage of a law that gives companies a year to bring back profits earned in other countries at a lower tax rate.

He ranks fifth in brand power on our list of celebrities and seventh in earnings, taking in $105 million over the past 12 months.

One study looks at the role of high school Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs on earnings, taking account of employer involvement in providing students with job shadowing opportunities, part-time paid and unpaid jobs, and mentoring (Bishop and Mane2003).

So that's why our earnings took a hit last year.

But its quarterly earnings took a hit from pension costs and Hurricane Sandy.

But the financial payments are means-tested, with individual athletes' earnings taken into consideration.

Corporate earnings, taken as a whole, could fall before cheap oil relubricates the engine.

Average hourly earnings took a hit, decreasing by 5 cents in December, following a 6-cent increase in November.