Sentence examples for whether it earns from inspiring English sources
When browsing Digg, the source of the news has almost no bearing on whether it earns a click or not.
USC still controls whether it earns a bye in the Pac-12 tournament by finishing in the top four in the conference standings.
We could easily fix our international tax system by following the same tax philosophy we have had since income taxes were imposed in 1913 -- that is, by requiring every U.S. multinational corporation to pay taxes as it earns profits, whether offshore or onshore, while allowing it a credit for taxes paid to foreign governments.
A press representative for the show said that the producers had no comment on whether it would earn back its capitalization, believed to be in the $2 million range, before closing.
But even if America Online is able to rebuild Netscape in its own image, it remains an open question whether it will earn enough to be worth the effort -- not to mention the $4.5 billion in stock that America Online exchanged for Netscape.
Her grit, though, is tactile, whether it's earned or just worn well.
Connecticut has to wait to see whether it will earn an at-large bid to the N.C.A.A. tournament.
Seahawk says that each manned rig costs $25,000 a day to operate whether it is earning money or not.
When it comes time to take action, one of the first things that she and others in her field suggest is to put money where it can get the best after-tax return, whether it be earned on investments or saved on debt.
In a speech briefly interrupted by protesting members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, as well as the announcement of a hotel fire alarm test, Mr. Marchionne said Chrysler expected to break even this year, although he declined to predict whether it could earn a profit.
Whether it's earning respect around the world or suppressing challenges to one-party rule at home, the goals of fostering fast growth and sharing the wealth it generates have been viewed for years as the best and sometimes the only solutions.
