Sentence examples for how it earned from inspiring English sources

Over time, "Gainsbourg," like its subject, grows brittle and sad, miles away from the suavity of young Lucien, and you wonder how it earned its subtitle, "A Heroic Life".

It doesn't take much to work out how it earned its name, with a terrain of dunes gliding into sandstone crags, the only ornament a frosting of salt left by a freakish rainstorm two years ago.

For example, on its 2009 website, Gap explained how it earned top ratings for its business practices from Ethisphere Magazine ("Ethisphere," n.d., para.1): Gap was chosen by Ethisphere Magazine as one of the World's Most Ethical Companies in recognition of [its] commitment to ethical leadership and corporate SR.

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That's how it earned the right to be thought of as premium.

Londonism seems more sensible in a world in which Britain cannot be too picky about how it earns its living, and dynamic people will be warmly welcomed elsewhere.

Facebook limits the number of ads you see, and therefore wants to maximize the likelihood that the ones it shows you will resonate with you or get you to click, since that's how it earns more money.

"It's how I earn money, it's how I relax, it's how I dance," said Abdul Anasov, 23, a member of the dance crew Mafia 13, who teaches break dancing.

They reminded me of myself when I used to wait tables -- it was how I earned money in college and throughout my twenties.

At first, No10 said it was a private affair – a knockback that provoked even further scrutiny of his family's wealth and how it was earned.

A recent study of his wealth and how it was earned, shows that while he did engage in some exploitative methods to gain some of his wealth, other lands were gained through inheritance or through royal favour.