Sentence examples for to earn potential from inspiring English sources

A prime reason is that the amateur sport is fighting back against professional promoters by encour-aging Olympians – and others – to earn potential six-figure sums in the newly established pro-style global tournament (no headguards or vests and a 10-point scoring system) called the World Series of Boxing, in which Britain is poised to enter a franchise next month.

Evaluating the Impact of Parody, commissioned by the IPO and led by Dr Kris Erickson of Bournemouth University, found that there was no evidence that YouTube parodies caused any damage to earning potential of artists; indeed, the most parodied artists were often the most successful.

Raleigh has one of the most educated populations that loosely correlates to earning potential, or at least indicates a higher average household income.

They recognize that while powerful advocacy needs to be earned, potential sponsors need to be better apprised of who is worthy of their investment.

I had set on a career as a journalist covering government because I wanted to perform some kind of public service, to sacrifice earning potential for the greater good of an informed citizenry.

Work experience and contact with employers while in school can help young people to understand what employers are looking for and has led to higher earning potential later in life.

Some have suggested simply freezing costs or prorating debt according to the earning potential of a student's chosen area of specialty.

This is against a backdrop of several changes in dialysis re-imbursement policies by the federal government that has led to reduced earning potential for nephrologists [ 88].

"I'm going to college to increase my earning potential," he added, hoping that eventually he will be able to afford to buy a home of his own.

I have seen many professionals partake in online MBA programs, for example, to up their earning potential and grant them access to executive level roles.

Virtually every BDO player up to snuff, from Phil Taylor to Raymond van Barneveld, inevitably joins the PDC, a rival body set up by players to maximise darts' earning potential.