Sentence examples for may earn at from inspiring English sources

When homicide is this prevalent, the story of a legless man who shoots his girlfriend may earn, at best, a paragraph in the papers because it has a piquancy that run-of-the-mill shootings tend to lack.

Some job changers may earn less at first.

(She will also receive all the prize money the colt may earn this season, at the end of which he will be retired to the stud at Claiborne Farm).

Students may earn professional degrees at the undergraduate level in Britain, though not all programs are available to students matriculating from outside of the European Union.

Columbia-Faciitated and/or Recognized Travel is travel that is not overseen by Columbia University, but that may be partially funded or arranged by Columbia, may earn academic credit at Columbia or may be coordinated by a Columbia recognized student group or may be an extension of a faculty or researcher's professional work.

Their both-ways-at-once currents may earn SQUIDs a starring role in the processors of quantum computers.

Through the Wellesley Education Department, MIT students may earn Massachusetts certification to teach at the elementary or high school level.

Instead, if we fight back then we may earn ourselves a future that, at this dark hour before the dawn, we cannot even imagine yet.

Students who complete their first year of study at SAIS Europe may earn a Diploma and then pursue either the RILM or SID at the University of Bologna.

Students who begin at SAIS Europe may earn the Bologna Diploma and then go on to pursue a MA in International Relations at the University of Leiden.

While other affordable housing developments cater to residents who earn about 50percentt of the area's median income, in accordance with state standards, the residents in the 100 townhouses at Ethel Lawrence may earn as little as 10percentt of the median income, or as much as 80percentt.