Sentence examples for either earned from inspiring English sources

The controls are a doddle to pick up and there are numerous mod options, either earned or bought with real-world money, offering advantages such as superior firepower or camouflage.

The game monetizes through in-app purchases where players can spend either earned or paid currency they buy in the game.

But Karen's four older siblings have all graduated from high school and have either earned or are pursuing higher education degrees.

"We feel that any new artist we bring into our family has either earned a place on our roster or we believe they will grow into something very special," Waits explains.

In response to cues appearing on a screen, the monkeys moved their eyes in a way that either earned them a reward (fruit juice), or enabled them to avoid an annoying puff of air.

As he discussed his plan to make youngsters either earn or lean, he sounded like the pushy parent, father of the nation.

Generally speaking, the people who cannot carve out 20 minutes of any given day for some educational purpose are either earning too much or too little.

To sing along with the others, you must either earn tokens toward their purchase or spend $1 or $2 of real money on them.

Scrapping the 10p rate on savings income will help some, though many working-age families will find that they either earn too much or have too little in savings to be affected.

He told me that I had a choice – I could either earn well in the private sector without necessarily having access to a good pension; or I could work in the public sector, earning less but with a decent pension guaranteed at the end of my career.

Testifying before Congress, John Stumpf, the bank's CEO and chairman, made much of the breach of trust on the part of more than 5,000 employees who opened the accounts, in an attempt to meeting sales quotas, either earning bonuses or simply holding on to their jobs.