Sentence examples for increasingly earning from inspiring English sources

Open many a magazine and newspaper and it is specs, rather than pecs, that are increasingly earning unsuspecting men the title of the nation's latest pin-up.

Today, teams are increasingly earning revenue from other sources — corporate sponsorships, signage at the ballpark, catering at the ballpark, the Internet, and so on.

All-female tribute bands may have traditionally provoked guffaws in the exclusionary, testosterone-fuelled world of budget rock, but these days they are increasingly earning plaudits on the homage scene.

"Were you changing for dinner?" A survey this week showing that women managers in Britain are increasingly earning less than their male counterparts has drawn a new commitment from the government to do something about it, with Harriet Harman, the minister for women, describing the gender pay gap as "unfair in principle".

The United States has a long way to go, but unattractive fruits and vegetables are increasingly earning deserved attention.

The most recent Department of Labor Statistics reveal that 40% of wives earn more than their husbands and, according to recent Pew Research studies, women are increasingly earning heads of household (22%).

According to data from the BLS, individuals who are employed between the ages of 20 and 24 in a full-time job are have increasingly been earning more money.

Nowadays banks bundle assets (loans) into securities and trade them; increasingly, they earn income from fees as well as from interest.

Women are better educated than men, increasingly we earn more than they do (one estimate suggests that by 2018 half of all American women will out-earn their spouses) and, yes, all that spending is giving us the power to change the way companies do business.

And though neither he nor his friends had the prototypic Research I career so many young scientists dream of (my father once rejected a feeler from a top university in order to pursue commercialization of his patent), they all found ample scope to use their talents and training while earning increasingly good livings.

"The City's modern debtors' prison scheme has been increasingly profitable… earning it millions of dollars over the past several years," the lawsuits claim about Ferguson and Jennings.