Sentence examples for rapidly earning from inspiring English sources

BBC World, its television news channel, is now rapidly earning a place in homes and hotels around the globe.

But Cameron is not credible on either, and is rapidly earning the contempt of the police as a result.

Sure to send discerning chameleons everywhere rushing to purchase a particular brand of sunglasses, this ad is rapidly earning its viral stripes (of every hue).

Thanks to a potent recipe mixing hearty helpings of money, leadership, commitment and vision, a cadre of small cities is rapidly earning respect as veritable tech hubs.

She enrolled at New York University and rapidly earned a bachelor's degree in psychology and gender studies.

The same year, he entered the Foreign Ministry as an archivist and rapidly earned a series of advancements.

A delicate balance of smoulder and sensitivity that's best experienced on YouTube, where the track has rapidly earned a million views.

Specifically, individuals who are mentored advance more rapidly, earn higher salaries, have greater job satisfaction, and have fewer intentions to leave the organization.

Here was an old-style seamer with some additional tricks, and one who rapidly earned respect overseas: he toured Australia in 1946-47, 1950-51 and 1954-55, as well as South Africa in 1948-49.

The firm, based in Oakland, Calif., rapidly earned a reputation for its streamlined modular homes and went on to build a total of 53, mostly on the West Coast.

Accompanied by a collective of fellow DJs and producers known as Ghettoteknitians, Spinn, and Rashad rapidly earned a reputation for their high-energy sets.