Sentence examples for services earned from inspiring English sources
Information technology professionals earned 13percentt, while call center workers who provide customer support and telemarketing services earned 7percentt of their American counterparts' salaries.
Research also showed that white males working in managerial and financial services earned more than white males working in any part of the economy.
The president-elect has charged me with the mission of transforming that obligation into the benefits and services earned by generations of veterans.
This division was immediately afterward engaged in the battle of Antietam, where his distinguished services earned for him promotion to the full grade of Major-General.
A report found that men with nondegree certificates in computer/information services earned $72,498 a year on average — more money than 72 percent of men with associate's degrees and more than 54 percent of men with bachelor's degrees.
Amazon and Netflix combined to win three awards, including for Jeffrey Tambor in his role as a transgender woman on "Transparent". It was the first time the streaming services earned more than one major award — David Fincher won a directing Emmy for "House of Cards" in 2013 — but there remained a sizable gap between the streaming services and HBO.
It pioneered a no-frills approach to services, earning the label "easyCouncil"—a reference to easyJet, a proudly miserly airline.
Mr. Ghemri works as a nurse for the security services, earning $500 a month, but is spending six months at the intensive care unit of Shifa Hospital.
In fact, such services earn money, thanks to net settlement payments made by foreign carriers to match their surplus of outgoing calls.
Lansley sought to head off hostility among delegates to the Conservative policy of pay restraint for workers in the public services earning more than £18,000.
Best known for its video streaming services (earning it the nickname "the Netflix of China"), the company is a fairly recent entrant into the smartphone space.
