Sentence examples for further earn from inspiring English sources

And with his new club regathering, another charge at the title can only further earn the ire of Souths and the true believers of the Book of Feuds who neither forgive nor forget those who swap the cardinal and myrtle for the red, white and navy blue.

A number of other claims come from this: that Herbalife does not adequately enforce its rules discouraging pyramid schemes, that Herbalife's accounting does not adequately disclose in-network sales, that Herbalife's distributor network has high rates of churn, and that the company charges excessive rates of shipping and handling to further earn profits from its network.

The patients who receive the laparoscopic surgery, fast-track perioperative treatment have enhanced short-term recovery, and can enter the chemotherapy earlier with good physical condition, and can also further earn the life quality benefits from the Xelox chemotherapy.

Brian De Palma's Dressed to Kill (1980) took the approach further, earning opprobrium from some gay and transgender campaigners – a backlash that was more pronounced in the case of the transsexual killer featured in 1990's The Silence of the Lambs.

The network program can now be converted into a bar chart for further earned value analysis leading to proper cost analysis.

He further earns the nickname "007" because during his internship several of his first patients die.

Further, earning the respect of your colleagues is crucial, so don't be afraid to lean in as often as you can.

Just in case that wasn't enough, the U.S. Men's Swim Team further earns the title of being the most gorgeous team at the London Olympics by having cuties such as Conor Dwyer, Cullen Jones, Ricky Berens and Matt Grevers as members.

One common wrong prediction, made by utopian socialists in the 19th Century, and cropping up in 1893 and 1931 and many times since, is the idea that mechanisation just has to go a bit further to earn us all a life of leisure.

A further 18% earned £5,000-£15,000, and 38% did not have a contract that provided job security.

Once processed further, it earns the dubiously more pleasant label "biosolids" and can be sold for fertilizer.