Sentence examples for he has actually earned from inspiring English sources

Mr Raymond seems to think that he has actually earned the money much of which is the result of various long-term incentive schemes and hardly counts as the "retirement package" it was reported to be.What is more, he has a point.

So does Jeremy Corbyn for that matter, because he has actually earned income from doing lectures.

It's more that when she picks up awards that she has actually earned at the 2009 awards, it'll be strange, as she's already got one.

He likes both — he switched to sponge in the early sixties — but he said that a problem with the sponge game, from the point of view of spectatorship, is that the speed of the game is such that the unsophisticated viewer can't see that the winner of a point has actually earned it, with the spin he put on the ball.

Give me some of that air that's been around for a while and has actually earned its place in the world.

Huge pay packets for bosses would be much less controversial if there was evidence they had actually earned them.

Official figures vary on how much KK: Hollywood has actually earned, but the number is assuredly in the tens of millions for Kim Kardashian herself.

In essence what is happening is an investor who has actually earned the money from past performance and invested it in a public company has a greater risk compared to a fiduciary willing to take a chance with that investment for higher future earning not yet received.

"Soak the rich," they cry, for the rich allegedly have no right to the wealth they've actually earned, but the freeloaders supposedly have a "right" to the wealth they didn't earn.

It went live at 9 a.m., and apparently struck a nerve, because it proceeded to spend much of the day perched atop the front page of Reddit, which by now has actually earned its slogan as the Front Page of the Internet.

The real message from all of these wage fights is clear: Until we hold some of our country's largest employers accountable to paying their workers better (not to mention paying them what they've actually earned), we'll continue to see taxpayers footing the bill for corporate irresponsibility.