Sentence examples for expect to earn around from inspiring English sources
As an apprentice you could expect to earn around 30% of the cost of each tattoo as a training wage.
That's not the case: a young agrégé can expect to earn around €1,800, reaching maybe €3,700 after 30 years of teaching.
While the organizers expect to earn around $400 million from television rights, tickets and company sponsorships, the Government will pick up the balance of the cost.
It says its London Central Residential Recovery Fund, launched in April 2010, made 44%, and that investors can expect to earn around 14% a year over the fund's five-year life.
In 1975, at the time of our last referendum on Europe, men who left school without any qualifications but who were in full-time work could expect to earn around three-quarters of the median salary.
Carlo Ancelotti spoke glowingly of the teenager last week, with Neymar one of a number of young Brazilians who have caught Chelsea's eye in recent times, and sources close to the player have suggested the forward would expect to earn around £55,000 a week at Stamford Bridge.
While GPs elsewhere may earn six-figure sums, Beer says she expects to earn around £30,000 to £40,000 this year.
The club is expected to earn around £250,000 – but, if the tickets weren't discounted, the ground full and the game on TV, it could be £500,000.
The 514-room hotel, one of Hong Kong's most expensive, was expected to earn around $30 million before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization in the year to June.
Facebook is expected to earn around $1.285bn£824m4m) of advertising revenue this year, a figure that is tipped to rise sharply to $1.76bn in 2011.
