Sentence examples for for earning more from inspiring English sources

No matter what happens next, Curlin is in the record books for earning more than $10.5 million, surpassing Cigar's record $9.9 million in purse earnings.

Highly skilled people might simply be extracting "rents"—economists' shorthand for earning more than they would need to continue doing what they are doing.

He was planning to buy up another small business, but realised that under Obama's tax plans he would be penalised for earning more than $250,000 a year.

Ms. Roberts's mailings repeatedly assailed Mr. Rosenthal for earning more than $200,000 a year - his salary is $218,000; hers is $250,000.

One of the attractive things about teaching, for instance, is the long annual vacation, usually in summer, which can be used for recreation, for further study or training, or for earning more money.

The MoJ has criticised barristers on legal aid for earning more than £100,000 in fees, but undermined its own argument by offering salaries of up to £125,00 for its own expanded Public Defender Service.

A much larger and more diverse group appears outraged that Congress is considering allowing the Bush tax cuts to expire at year-end for families earning more than $250,000 and for individuals earning more than $200,000.

Mr Obama had originally called for rises, as in California, for those earning more than $250,000.

The president, for his part, wants to restore the 39.6 percent top tax rate for families earning more than $250,000, while maintaining current rates for everyone else.

The surtax would rise for those earning $500,000 and rise again for those earning more than $1 million.

The government announced in 2010 that public sector pay for those earning more than £21,000 would be frozen for two years.