Sentence examples for earns a problem from inspiring English sources
For years the county has spent more than it earns, a problem that caught up with it with a vengeance two years ago.
But in the Edu-World of Bizarro Bloomberg and King Klein, Bronx Aerospace still earns an A. Their problem is always the teachers -- and it would be solved if only they could get rid of tenure.
Roche, which has had financial problems this year, earns a greater percentage of its revenue in Brazil than many American companies do, said Hemant K. Shah, an independent drug stock analyst.
Yahoo still earns a profit.
Mr. Jerome-Parks appreciated the irony of his situation: that someone who earned a living solving computer problems would be struck down by one.
Because Rwandan women can do their weaving at home during convenient hours, they avoid commuting to nearby cities in order to earn a living, which prevents problems of homelessness and vulnerability.
If you spring for a pair of Beats by Dr. Dre, you'll solve your problem and earn a heap of street cred, too.
The two railroads earn an A for problem-solving.
But is now the time to buy Japanese equities?" Yes, put money back into Japan," says Paul Kirkby, the manager of the $758million (assets) GAM Japan fund, which has produced an eye-grabbing compound annual growth rate of 19.5% since inception in 1985 and, despite Japan's problems, has earned a place on the 200 Best Offshore Funds list.
