Sentence examples for paper earning from inspiring English sources

The eight-month phone hacking trial had previously heard that Mulcaire was one of the highest-paid contractors on the paper, earning more than many of the paper's journalists including Clive Goodman, the royal editor with whom he was jailed for hacking offences in 2006.

Apple, Cisco and even Google get criticized for amassing too much liquidity, mostly money market paper earning peanuts.

In 2011, the union said newspaper officials had told them the paper earned a profit of $9.3 million, the first time the paper's profit fell below $10 million in a quarter-century.

True, the high-water mark of his playing career as a willowy, crowd-pleasing left winger – a man-of-the-match performance for Blackburn Rovers in the 1960 FA Cup final described as "magnificent" by this paper – earned him nothing more than personal plaudits and a runners-up medal after a comprehensive 3-0 defeat by Wolverhampton Wanderers.

CIT, which drew down on its bank line in February to buy back its commercial paper, earned $157 million, down slightly from $160 million in the same quarter last year.

The paper earned Engelbart funding from the Defense Department.

Interesting, because under your leadership the paper earned eight Pulitzers and grew much more as a business.

"Prince Family Paper" earned higher ratings than the Fox series Bones, which moved to Thursday for the first time and drew 7.5 million viewers.

A PhD student at another high-ranking university says he has been employed for around 100 hours to mark papers, earning about £12 per hour, "which is better than any other job I have ever had".

You might guess that, over time, a scientist matures and produces better work, with later papers earning more citations.

Citations also play a role in determining a journal's place in the scholarly pecking order, with journals that publish more highly cited papers earning a higher "impact factor" (although many critics challenge that measure).