Sentence examples for real earning from inspiring English sources

When I go through this with the S&P 500, using eight years of historical data and two years of projected earnings and dividends, I come up with $60 a year of real earning power.

We find that real earning levels increased during this period between 4.3 and 5.7% faster per year than previously estimated.

Using the shift in the Engel curves to re-estimate the relevant price levels, we will argue that real earning growth has been steady and much bigger than measured and that income distribution has improved.

The deadpan stylization of "Attenberg" is a distancing device, or, more precisely, a sidelong path toward real, earned feeling. "The Greek cinema tradition is very melodramatic, so there is this fear always of not doing that," Ms. Tsangari said.

And mainstream news outlets, which Mr. Siegel is otherwise delighted to assail (his love-hate relationship with The New York Times is particularly intense), suddenly look worthwhile to him by virtue of their real, earned authority.

For unions in Canada, favorable legal arrangements have been no substitute for the need to achieve real, earned popularity.

After Real Madrid paid a $50 million transfer fee to ManU in 2000 for David Beckham, Real earned $100 million from selling Beckham jerseys in his first six months with the club.

Changes in employment were one reason given for the rise in severe and extreme poverty, with the report stating: "There have been decreases in real earned income, a rise in insecure employment (including zero hour contracts) and increases in the numbers in low pay.

Anyone who can confirm the real earn-out targets, please send me an e-mail.

Low consumer confidence, layoffs and bankruptcies these are the concerns of the real market, where real companies employ real people to make real products and services that they sell to real customers to earn real revenues and, with luck, turn real profits.

Financial institutions chose to keep their money with the Fed instead of lending to the real economy, earning nearly $30bn – completely risk-free – during the last five years.