Sentence examples for market earned from inspiring English sources

The suburban New York counties of Dutchess and Putnam, which he views as one market, earned a C-plus.

The company, a competitor to Cisco Systems in the Internet router market, earned $58.1 million, or 17 cents a share, during the period last year.

His final thesis, on the feasibility of introducing camel's milk to the European market, earned him the American equivalent of a D-minus.

His final thesis, on the feasibility of introducing camel's milk to the European market, earned him the equivalent of a D-minus.

In his absence, a mixed picture emerged of the 28-year-old whose golden touch in the currency market earned him £200,000 a year.

Over the same period, the average equity mutual fund returned 10% and the average mutual-fund investor (thanks to his regrettable tendency to buy the hottest funds at the top of the market) earned just 7.3%, five percentage points below the index.But whereas the clients have not always done particularly well out of the industry, the providers have prospered.

Investors earn, on average, what the market earns, minus what is frittered away.In this section A phoney recovery Risky business?

"You've got this huge pool of retail liquidity sitting dormant in savings accounts that is coming to the bond market, earning higher yield," Mr. Riche said.

Though little known outside China, Xiaomi has already managed to outsell Apple in the world's largest phone market, earning a valuation of over ten billion dollars.

Faced with depleting returns from traditional cash cows, many became active in the stock market, earning their money via front companies that appear to be respectable.

Thanks to rising incomes, China in 2014 will elbow past Britain and Japan to become the third-largest couch-potato market (earning $13bn from TV subscriptions and licence fees), sitting just behind Germany ($15bn) but still eclipsed by America ($77bn).