Sentence examples for easier to earn from inspiring English sources
But it's easier to earn money here than it is in Nigeria.
Perhaps most controversially, some companies adjusted performance goals on the fly in 2008, generally making it easier to earn bonuses.
The internet is well suited to vocational education: it helps reduce costs while making it easier to earn a living while doing some vocational training.
FREE NIGHTS -- Two hotel chains, Hyatt and Rezidor SAS, are making it easier to earn free nights, but you have to hurry.
But trust is earned, and it is much easier to earn it face to face – not at the end of a phone, or in an email exchange.
However, while miles seem easier to earn than ever before, many airlines have made it harder and more expensive actually to redeem them for airline seats or upgrades.
That favours residents of Havana, where dollars are most easy to earn.
It is a place where it is easy to spend money, not one where it is easy to earn it".
It was nice to stay with my mother, but I wanted to come back to the city because it is not easy to earn money in the village.
More pertinently, with Broadway overrun by musicals and the theater having dwindled to a small niche in American culture, it is not easy to earn a good living strictly as a playwright.
Given current low interest rates, a new HOLC could borrow cheaply and should find it easy to earn a two-percentage-point spread between borrowing and lending rates, for a gross profit of maybe $4 billion to $8 billion a year.
