Sentence examples for making earned from inspiring English sources

"TrendKite's high growth and operational excellence, combined with the market opportunity in making earned media relevant to the C-suite, make this an obvious choice for Harmony Venture Partners," said founder and managing partner Mark Lotke in a statement.

His destructive approach to art making earned him the admiration of some fellow artists, but it also concealed a painful reality: There was no market for his work.

But a host of new online enterprises are making earning a college degree cheaper, faster and flexible enough to take work experience into account.

The fish that is not polluted is killed by the oil and toxins, making earning a livelihood impossible for many who depended on the sale of fish.

Last spring Munch's 1895 pastel-on-cardboard version, the third of the four he made, earned the dubious honorific of "most expensive work ever to be sold at auction" when it went for about $120 million.

The movie, which cost $150 million to make, earned $45 million domestically and another $65 million overseas for a total of $110 million in its opening weekend.

The legislation would roll back provisions that were slipped into the fiscal 2015 spending bill approved by Congress last year that made earned pension benefits vulnerable to cuts.

Fifa is a registered charity that seems to make earning money its main mission.

If he had been running a legitimate operation, that would have made earning good returns for other investors even harder.

Risk and cost reduction are its main achievements, but that of course makes earning big rewards, and attracting the right staff, all the more difficult.

In her 30's she tried her hand at movie and television scripts, selling a few that didn't get made, earning a substantial income but feeling frustrated.