Sentence examples for so earns from inspiring English sources

Somebody who fails to do so earns opprobrium.

A half chicken costs £7 so earns you one chilli.

Especially if, as is often the case, the man is a few years older, has a career head start, and so earns a higher salary.

The fact that, if the movable property situated in one state earns profits, and the movable property in the other likewise so earns, and that these profits go to the common owner, does not create such unity for the purpose of taxation, so as to make the property assessable in each state.

Doing so earns the trust of others, who provide the valuable social proof necessary to effectively position them as authorities.

Doing so earns you credibility and the right to promote a product or service later in the presentation that also fulfills their unmet needs.

So earn their trust first.

Weak manual labourers produce less, and so earn less.

Again, Mr. Cuomo surprised him by doing so, earning "mixed reviews," Mr. Farkas said.

The edited clips in both ads push the envelope unnecessarily so — earning them Two Pinocchios.

Ellmann writes, "He submitted to the society he had criticized, and so earned the right to criticize it further".