Sentence examples for force earning from inspiring English sources

They then went head to head and Mbokani moved his forward with more force, earning a red card from Neil Swarbrick.

Leonardo was soon on cozy terms with Louis XII's occupying force, earning unspecified "obligations to His Majesty the King of France".

Never mind that studies portray a public work force earning 8 to 15percentt less than similarly situated private sector employees, with the spread even wider among more educated workers.

Stationed on the border with France, Bär achieved his first victory a Curtiss P-36 Hawk on 25 September 1939 during the Phoney War air skirmishes with the Armée de l'Air (French air force), earning him the Iron Cross 2nd Class on 27 September 1939.

In addition, one-third of the work force earns too little now to pay any income tax.

Some 10 million people – more than a third of the labour force – earn less than £15,000 a year.

When revolution broke out in Berlin in March 1848, the conservative William's advocacy of force earned him the sobriquet of "Kartätschenprinz" (Prince of Grapeshot).

The second-richest state is New York, which replaces 77 percent of a worker's income, even though New York's public work force earns Social Security benefits as well.

In July, workers in nonmanagement jobs, who make up about four-fifths of the work force, earned an average of $17.45 an hour, the government said.

Security guards, who make up about a tenth of the 200-person labor force, earn $120 a month, Mr. Yong said.

According to census data, high school dropouts in the work force earn an average of $26,207, while workers with a professional degree average $127,499.