Sentence examples for expecting to earn from inspiring English sources

I measure income expectations from a direct question: "How much are you expecting to earn each month in the destination country?" As Table 2 shows, expected monthly wages are higher for potential legal migrants (1,850,505 Fcfa or 2,821 Euros) than potential illegal migrants (1,141,931 Fcfa, i.e. 1,739 Euros).

I'm not expecting to earn much, I never have; but the mortgage is paid, and we've got no children.

All five big banks started the fiscal year expecting to earn a profit, but they wound up losing one-third more as a group than they had the year before.

Consequently, the governor said, a state that in 2001 spent $30 million to collect $14 million in fines is now expecting to earn $7 million for a system that costs $5 million annually.

Ford is on a roll, expecting to earn $1.7 billion in the third quarter, the best it's done in 20 years.

Nonetheless, the report shows there is still a significant advantage to going to university, with degree-level educated men in the UK expecting to earn $207,653 (approximately £131,578), excluding taxes, as a result.

It had been expected to earn 32 cents.

It was expected to earn $2.05.

This year it is expected to earn $270 million.

Bridgestone expects to earn 78 billion yen this year.

It expects to earn $1.30 to $1.42 a share in the period.