Sentence examples for levels earned from inspiring English sources

His use of steps and multiple levels earned his stage the name Treppenbühne ("stepped stage").

Londoners once enjoyed five bridges over the Fleet and it was an important river for industry, but by the 13th century pollution levels earned it the nickname "the stinking river".

After refusing to support the bill that Congressional Democrats and the Republican White House came up with, some Senate Republicans suggested that they might be willing to support a bill that rolled back U.A.W. wages to the levels earned by U.S. workers at Japanese- and German-owned plants.

Distributive systems are just insofar as they distribute incomes according to the different levels earned or deserved by the individuals in the society for their productive labors, efforts, or contributions.

American workers' incomes fall toward the levels earned in places like China, or India, or Mexico.

He's now joined by the even more ruthless Dr Luke: the pair's collaborations take merciless catchiness to ever more terrifying and profitable levels, earning them 2011's US songwriters of the year award.

Equally important, the international coalition that came to Kuwait's aid demonstrated that soft power and embedment in the global community at multiple levels earns one friends when in need.

Challenge yourself-beat your high score, get up to different levels, earn points...time will fly!

Those with three As or similar at A-level earned £5,000 more a year after graduation than those with B and C grades or less, and over £7,000 more than those with lower than three Cs.

It comes after Trades Union Congress (TUC) research found ethnic minority workers educated to A-level earned 17% less than white colleagues, while the salaries of those with degrees are 10% lower.

Brittain's late long-range leveller earned the Highlanders a point at Tannadice.