Sentence examples for making earning from inspiring English sources

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.

We face a paradox in the 21st century: We desperately need an educated workforce to fill jobs that are increasingly skilled and technological; yet we are making earning a college degree less attainable.

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.

"We'll make earning Avios on flights more aligned to the cabin you fly in and the different types of fares within that cabin.

Dealing with feelings of isolation on campus, resolving conflicts with advisers, overcoming the dreaded "research progress drought --all these factors make earning a gradrought --allin science a drought --allk for anyone.

Try not to make earning a good salary the main goal of your career.

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.