Sentence examples for raises earning from inspiring English sources
Research estimates that each additional year of education per individual raises earning power by approximately 15 percent--a rate so high that it justifies robust public investment.
It is the third Japanese chip maker in a week to raise earning targets significantly, after Toshiba and NEC.
But he was bitten by the "make a difference bug" at Yale, had his social consciousness raised, earned a law degree from Stanford in 1977 and spent seven years specializing in school desegregation cases for the NAACP Legal leg and Educational Fund Inc. before joining Columbia Law School in 1985.
The NAO report says that completing an advanced apprenticeship is associated with raising earning power by 18%, and completing an intermediate internship raises salaries by 11%.
Predicting worse-than-expected ASP declines and contracting multiples, Goldman Sach's Molnar expects First Solar will reverse its quarterly pattern of beating and raising earning expectations.
According to USA Todays annual analysis of CEO pay, the median 2005 pay of CEOs at the nations 100 biggest corporations soared 25% to a jaw-dropping $17.9 million, dwarfing the raises earned by American workers, whose pay grew only 3.1% on average.
Tirelessly committed, Margaret's fund-raising earned her an MBE, and she received many nominations for a lace on the Independent on Sunday's Happy List.
Nine hours after the launch of the campaign, it had raised $6.5 million, earning it a spot in the top 5 most funded projects.
If more educated workers emigrate, it raises their earning capacity, which gives them and their families even more chance of rising up the ranks of the middle class when they and the money flow back to Mexico.
It has yet to reveal how much money it has raised or earned from sponsorships — a requirement for charitable organizations.
The two runs the Yankees scored raised Martínez earned run average to 1.60, still the best in the major leagues.
