Sentence examples for means of earning from inspiring English sources

And without the boat, his family had no means of earning money.

Simon's mother, Mamie, had no skills and no means of earning a living.

Isn't terrorism sometimes a means of earning respect or a reputation?

In countries with few other resources, the land's natural gifts are one means of earning money.

But with Hamza's father dead, the family has no other means of earning a money.

Publishing to him is a means of earning money rather than ideology," he said.

This means, instead of earning a potential £100 in interest a year, savers will earn just £45.

Ditching an easy-access account that pays 0.01% on £10,000, for example, and switching to one that pays 1% means that instead of earning £1 a year in interest, you'll get £100 a year.

Now she has a means of income – earning 1,300 Ethiopian birr (£40) through the goats – and plenty of goat milk for her children, she says.

And yet London sometimes feels absolutely ready for an angry new movement that can take advantage of the disaffection and dispossession growing inside a city where property has become an asset class for international speculation, with even the pokiest flat well beyond the means of anyone earning the average wage.

For the FR1, we found no decaBDE exposure related differences in the young cohort, although there was a main effect of sex on the mean number of earned food pellets [ F 1,32)=5.23; p=0.03], with females earning more food pellets than males.