Sentence examples for have indeed earned from inspiring English sources

By clinging so tightly to Roe, the Democrats have indeed earned the "abortion any time, anywhere" label that Gordon Fischer, the Iowa Democratic chairman, decries.

However, his legitimate efforts (Valor earns his living lecturing to law enforcement on computer security) have indeed earned kudos.

It's also often accompanied with personal compliments, such as "You've earned it!" Well, even if you have, indeed, earned it, "Don't Act Now!" is the action that's needed on your part.

"Ice-cool Kelly" had indeed earned her place in history "with one of the greatest performances of any modern British track athlete".

For example, if the market believes the company will earn $1.00 per share and this belief is reflected in the share price, then the share price may well not change when the company reports that it has indeed earned $1.00 a share even though the report is false in that the company has actually lost money (presumably when that loss is disclosed the share price will fall").

But of the three of them, Beasley has the highest upside as a two-way player, and if he has indeed earned a regular rotation spot, he has legitimate fantasy potential, especially in deep leagues.

In contrast, Bernie Sanders has indeed earned everything he's ever accomplished in politics, and was never given a free pass on scandal or controversy.

Mike followed by pointing out that, while they had indeed all earned it, it was now up to them to capitalize on this opportunity.

You have indeed, sir, and you have earned the right to be hailed for what you have done, not assailed for what you are yet to do.

Ratsek nodded, confirming that she and Edison High girls' tennis partner Lainey Johnson had indeed substituted in to earn a doubles win in the third round of a Wave League opener against Huntington Beach.

Although the tax threshold has indeed been raised, this does not help those earning less than this.