Sentence examples for problems earned from inspiring English sources

His dogged pursuit of the pension problems earned him the nickname Mr. Pension and helped his Democratic Party seize Parliament's upper house last summer.

At cornerback, Chris Cook is back after a tumultuous 2011 in which off-field legal problems earned him a paid leave of absence for the season's final two and a half months.

Rwanda, which had many of the same problems, earns $430m from tourism.

"It's unacceptable that people with mental health problems earn less than those without mental health problems".Staff who have a mental health problem can and do make a valuable contribution to the workplace," said Mamo: "People with mental health problems face barriers in getting into, and staying in, work.

You don't have a problem earning money in such a market.

Almost 40,000 parents sought help from CCCS last year, and two-thirds of the 1,745 who said pregnancy was the reason for their debt problem earn less than £20,000 a year.

Benefits can be anything from fulfilling a need, solving a problem, earning money, or simply giving a consumer the lifestyle they desire.

The computer science problems that earned Craig Gentry his job at IBM sound a bit like Zen koans.

Despite its production problems, Exxon earned $10 billion in the quarter from exploration and production, up from $6 billion in the same period a year ago.

Miramax's The Boys Are Back, starring Clive Owen, suffered from similar problems, and earned an even weaker £64,000 from 120 sites.

Companies that are open and honest about their problems have earned the trust of their customers and they are rewarded with their pocketbooks.