Sentence examples for have earned far from inspiring English sources

At home, of course, they would have earned far less.

Charles, despite this heroic moment, was not the team's star, and other Wolfpack players have earned far more professional success.

But they could have earned far more: the company's stock has fallen 50percentt from its high in 1999.

Even in parts of the capital with less salubrious reputations, house prices have earned far more than local wages.

Billboard companies, which have earned far more from advertisers over the years than they have paid in fines, have appealed the ruling.

Having a state named after Wales would have earned far more awareness not only for our long and proud history of bristling individuality and the rugged beauty of our countryside, but for our contribution to the new world over several centuries.

But former colleagues said Mr. Fastow often complained that others at Enron had earned far more.

The musical cost between $8 million and $10 million to mount on Broadway, and it has earned far more money - sometimes upwards of 50 percent more a week - when Mr. Armstrong has performed.

Belichick has earned far more benefit of the doubt than the Jaguars, who selected punter Bryan Anger early in the third round.

In reaching out to the young, the idealistic, and the disillusioned, he has earned far more votes than virtually anybody in the Democratic Party (or the punditry) expected.

When a Congressional investigation revealed in June that Dr. Joseph Biederman, a world-renowned child psychiatrist, had earned far more money from drug makers than he had reported to his university, he said that his interests were "solely in the advancement of medical treatment through rigorous and objective study".