Sentence examples for terms earned from inspiring English sources

The Salvagnos, who could face lengthy prison terms, earned millions in the scheme, according to the court documents.

Senator Bob Bennett, who has represented Utah for three terms, earned a lifetime rating of 84% from the American Conservative Union.

Inside the world of advertising, the advertising, PR, Marketing worlds grew up with the terms "earned media" and "paid media".

Parole Board members, who must have a college degree and five years of experience in criminal justice, sociology, law, social work or medicine, can serve an unlimited number of six-year terms, earning $101,600 a year.

By sidling up to Bush, McCain also contradicted his reputation for independence, made himself look inconsistent on key issues (including taxes), and identified himself with a president who in his second term earned the longest sustained period of public disapproval ever.

"Senator McCaskill, on other hand, in this term earned a score of 45percentt and has a lifetime NFIB Voting record of 44percentt".

Let it be a Wall Street banker who's looking to jack up his $5 million a year to $7 million, and people don't so much as flinch, even though the average person hasn't the vaguest notion of how Wall Street operates or how that money is earned (we're using the term "earned" in its loosest sense).

Longer-term earning NS&I's current star products, which are receiving a lot of support, are its index-linked certificates.

Indeed, while much is made of the life-term earning premium of a university education, research is starting to show that other forms of training and work experience can also pay dividends.

Pardew guided the Magpies to fifth last term, earning a Europa League spot and the League Managers Associationn award.

So the emphasis really is on the "long-term" earning potential of VR — say five or even ten years hence.