Sentence examples for wise earning from inspiring English sources

The idea proved to be wise, earning Carey recognition in various markets including Christian radio and contemporary R&B stations, as well as extended her fame in Japan, where the album experienced much of its success.

Perhaps the most famous creationist wearing the secular mantle of science is Kurt P. Wise, who earned his doctorate at Harvard in 1989 under the guidance of the paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould, a leading theorist of evolution who died in 2002.

Moreover, 61%% of middle class respondents think the statement appropriate that 'it is wiser to earn and spend than to be frugal and save', yet only 44%% of lower class respondents think so (ibid: 74).

This isn't the first award Wise Sons has earned; Food & Wine also declared it to be one of the best sandwich shops in the country.

On Friday, perhaps the older, wiser Brodeur can earn redemption for what happened to the younger, fitter Brodeur.

With a possible recession looming, it might be wise to save some of those millions but those earning a substantial year-end bonus aren't expected to significantly slow their spending.

That would be wise, because he has earned the right to relinquish his post with dignity.

A wise neighbor told me during the thick of the crying that I was "earning my mommy wings".

The team attempted to rebound from its worst season (loss wise) in its 130-year football history and succeeded at first, starting the season 4 0 and earning a No. 20 ranking in the polls.

By taking me away from the nonprofit where I had been earning most of my income, it forced me to reflect on where I was career-wise.

The solution, Bradford argues, is simply to let nuclear energy earn its place: Wise economic and environmental policy will have to allow nuclear energy whatever place it can earn among other energy sources, and not burden it with unnecessary hopes and fears..