Sentence examples for the earning from inspiring English sources
verb
To gain (success, reward, recognition) through applied effort or work.
- You can have the s'mores: you earned them, clearing the walkway of snow so well.
There are many myths about the earning power of graduates.
The earning gap between the two groups has been accelerating.
"It's tricky," he said about the earning power of Icelandic films.
The earning power of a professional golfer is far greater over the course of a lifetime.
Oh, and that's at the bottom end of the earning scale.
But the West's economic slump has given force to their claims by sapping the earning power of the young.
The earning power of women is growing, and women are increasingly likely to be the breadwinners in their families.
The Disney Princess line now makes about £2.5bn a year, on par with the earning power of Mickey Mouse himself.
But it's a travesty that public school educational outcomes are determined by the earning capacity of students' parents.
That's because the earning power of an M.B.A. or a medical or law degree is far greater.
PSRs can also tell you a great deal about the earning power of company.
