Sentence examples for would need to earn from inspiring English sources

Without his income, Mr. Gottfried calculated, his savings would need to earn an unrealistic 8 or 9 percent return to meet his retirement goals.

So any money you set aside in lieu of making extra mortgage payments would need to earn more than 3.25 percent annually.

When respondents were asked how much a family of four would need to earn to be considered wealthy "in your area," the median response was $150,000.

They would need to earn almost 7.5 percent a year on that money to net the same amount from savings or investments, she said.

But to receive so much from the taxpayer, a woman would need to earn a basic salary of more than £1m a year.

Even if rents were set at 65% of market levels, which is the average amount expected, residents still would need to earn more than £35,000.

Besides calculations for how much an artist can expect to earn from a single sale or stream, the infographic shows how many of those sales or streams they'd need to earn the US monthly minimum wage of $1,260.

Click through to see how much money you'd need to earn to live comfortably in the biggest cities across the U.S. The cities are listed in order of population from smallest to largest.

It's an experience which makes my resume stand out, and one which would have been utterly impossible if I'd needed to earn enough to pay rent for the summer or finance my upcoming semester.

The same traveller would need to make four round trips to earn enough for a journey to Italy and back.

Mr. Liddell said G.M. would first need to earn a profit and be able to show that it could remain profitable, so that the government could get the most value from its stake.