Sentence examples for really do earn from inspiring English sources
After spending the past few years trawling through hundreds of company remuneration reports in the name of academia, Mark Farmer, a lecturer in finance and accounting, says that the pay and bonuses of most chief executives is actually well matched to how well their company performs on the stock market – and that bosses really do earn their money.
This news will not blow back any foodies' aprons, but is a useful reminder to lunch ladies and school boards everywhere: When it comes to making the good-for-you parts of school lunches delicious enough to actually eat, chefs really do earn their keep.
During the first years of the scheme, members really did earn millions.
Actually, when you consider that you pay taxes on every penny you earn, you really do make more money by saving than by increasing your income, especially if the extra income will increase your tax rate dramatically.
After all, I did earn it.
Having risen from a loan spell at Dorchester Town in the Conference South all the way to Liverpool in less than five years, Danny Ings is well aware that with elite football, you really do have to earn your stripes.
Does earning that co-executive producer credit on that flashy network drama really represent the summit of your writerly ambition?
Our children know we go to work, but they really don't see us earn.
