Sentence examples for the task of earning from inspiring English sources

Australian producers now face the task of earning a reputation for quality rather than quantity.

But it obsessed Mr. Huneck, and he set about both the design work and the task of earning the $200,000 or so that it eventually cost.

Women and men affirmed the gender role distinction that assigns men the task of earning cash income and women responsibility for managing the domestic domain.

(Warren Buffett recently upped Berkshire Hathaway 's stake to 9%, from 6.5%.) While most bankers focused on the mortgage boom, Wells avoided making such iffy loans as option arms and stated income and, instead, concentrated on the more prosaic task of earning steady fees from a variety of services.

Failure to refrain from making this pre-potent response is punished not only by the absence of reward but also by a 5-s timeout, during which the subject cannot engage in the task to earn reward.

This account can explain why patients with OCD have no deficit in their ability to perform the task to gain the broader outcome of earning points but show a lack of sensitivity to the more direct outcomes of their actions (which fruit they won in order to obtain those points).

He completed the task successfully, earning a luxury budget.

Serge Lutens Born in 1942, Lutens is a fashion veteran: his precocious work for French Vogue in his 20s earned him the task of launching Christian Dior's make-up line in 1967, where he created an industry powerhouse.

His noir style crime script 4 of a Kind, about a war vet in Chicago set with the task of taking down his old gang, earned praise on the competition circuit.

Mr Buckles, who reportedly earns £1.2m per year in salary and bonuses, said the company accepted it had "underestimated the task of supplying staff to the Olympics".

Slade says of the task: "We've earned the right to have a crack at Arsenal.