Sentence examples for points to be earned from inspiring English sources

So if you are younger than the playwright (he's in his late 30s), then there are many free-thinker points to be earned from finding faults with Punk Rock.

The two bonus points for claiming a sixth Nottinghamshire wicket, together with the five gained from their epic 648 for 5 first innings tally, plus the four points to be earned from a draw (at least) when the game finishes today, add up to the 11 required by Durham to wrap up the championship.

There are so many cost saving benefits (and reward points to be earned) by staying loyal to brands.

With three races left, Vettel has a 115-point lead on Alonso, and only a maximum of 75 points remain to be earned.

Points need to be earned in nine categories, such as education, language and occupation.

In both cases there are no experience points or coins to be earned.

For independent hotels that don't have the bandwidth to offer rewards points and frequency benefits, loyalty has to be earned through memorable experiences.

At one point lenders were estimated to be earning £400m from lucrative commissions earned by selling insurance, although as long ago as 1993 Halifax ditched its requirement to buy its in-house insurance.

Fortunately, I'm not the type that has an ego where I'm like, 'I WANT IT TO BE HUGE!' I'm happy at this point in my life to be earning a living in a medium that doesn't require me to be pretty or to have it be based on ratings".

To achieve a Certified building, 40 to 49 points must be earned; Silver certification requires 50 to 59 points; Gold certification requires 60 to 79 points; and to reach Platinum certification, at least 80 points must be achieved [11].

In Australia, CPD points must be earned by AHPs in order for them to renew their practicing certificate.