Sentence examples for indeed earned from inspiring English sources
She joined his staff and, indeed, earned a salary (which she insisted on) for her expansive duties as his secretary.
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.
"Ice-cool Kelly" had indeed earned her place in history "with one of the greatest performances of any modern British track athlete".
Stern, who wrote dozens of books and was a fixture at the University of Chicago for decades, indeed earned the admiration of his era's most eminent writers as his book jackets attest, with comments from Bernard Malamud, Flannery O'Connor, Joan Didion, John Cheever, Norman Mailer, Saul Bellow.
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").
However, his legitimate efforts (Valor earns his living lecturing to law enforcement on computer security) have indeed earned kudos.
Beg, borrow or steal the money to go, or indeed, earn it and save up; this is once-in-a-lifetime stuff.
But, like the best doctors, on its best pages "A Few Short Notes on Tropical Butterflies" does indeed earn our trust.
Any halt or freeze, say George Bush's officials, might indeed earn rewards from some of the neighbours (South Korea and China are keen), but it would have to apply to both programmes, and then only as an agreed first step towards ending them.
Rather than charging subscriptions, as some other job sites do, Indeed earns its revenue from advertising – a model that worked well for search aggregators in other sectors, notably, travel.
New research shows that Millennials are indeed earning less than their parents did at the same age.
