Sentence examples for training earned from inspiring English sources

Galbraith, a historian by training, earned a chunky advance for this story of colonial ignominy.

He added that research by the Education and Employers Task Force showed that young people with skills training earned on average 18 per cent more.

Johan Santana; John Maine, who started Thursday's game; Jon Niese; Mike Pelfrey and Oliver Perezz have a combined spring training earned run average of 7.48.

That was his only season in the minors, as an impressive performance in spring training earned him a spot on the Cardinals' 2001 opening-day roster.

The performance swelled Hughes's spring training earned run average to 7.71, with two starts remaining, but he said he was not concerned.

The Tampa Bay Devil Rays slammed Contreras for seven runs in three innings this afternoon, propelling his spring training earned run average from 14.40 to 16.88.

The slugging Jason Heyward, 20, was the offensive phenom of spring training, earning the right-field job.

Cowgill hit.303 with 5 homers and 10 runs batted in during spring training, earning a job as the Mets' starting center fielder despite having just two home runs in 74 previous major league games and no particular buzz attached to his name.

She started out with traditional scientific training, earning a Ph.D. in neuroscience from the Stanford University Medical School.

A second is that it may be important to invest in education and training in a country, but the rationale for such investment should not be that workers with more education and training earn more than workers without.

Overall, and in comparison to the K-12 system, Head Start teachers like the broader early educator population are distinct on a number of characteristics, including professional training, earning potential, and demographics.