Sentence examples for have earned better from inspiring English sources

Under Democrats, electronic chips, real estate and construction have earned better returns.

Only her towering predecessors Helmut Kohl and Konrad Adenauer have earned better results.

Companies with more lenient auditors have to pay more to borrow money, and public companies with such auditors trade at lower valuations than do companies whose auditors have earned better reputations.

Whereas a lower bond rating can translate into millions of dollars in additional interest payments and lower profits, the opposite is true for the few companies that have earned better ratings in the current business environment.

Since then, it has led the winning list nine years, and in five of them has earned better than a million dollars.

Jay Leno's move back to the "Tonight Show" may have earned him better ratings, but fallout from his decision to replace Conan O'Brien doesn't seem to have won him any fans among his colleagues.

It would allow us the fantasy that people get what they deserve and that the people that have power have earned it because they make better decisions and are better people.

And six years after entering Arizona, only 55percentt of freshmen will have earned degrees -- slightly better than the national average of 54percentt.

To be eligible for the program, Advanced Standing students must have earned a B or better in all of their undergraduate social work classes.

Excluding the charges, Sports Authority said it would have earned 4 cents a share, better than a loss of 1 cent a share expected by analysts surveyed by Thomson First Call.

As stated by one interviewee, this poses a significant problem in farmers' cooperatives where grain of different quality produced by multiple farmers gets mixed together, thus reducing profits of those farmers who produced high-quality grain and could have earned a premium for better quality.