Sentence examples for would only earn from inspiring English sources

"Could you imagine teachers being told that they suddenly would only earn 8% of their income?

Which would only earn me cultural credit points if it was still 1999.

The disincentive effect of withdrawing tax credits for an EU worker on the minimum wage in the UK but capable of earning the average wage in their home country would force Polish workers to take a 22% pay cut, while a Bulgarian would only earn a little more.

"We remain concerned as we estimate the company would only earn 58 cents as a processor-only company in calendar 2006 due to higher-than-expected operating expenses and depreciation," J.P. Morgan said.

But, even if they were to score four tries and win against the Cherry and Whites, for a bonus-point victory, and manage narrow bonus-point defeats at Bath and Saracens, that would only earn them seven points.

The HouseGuests split into teams and were required to fill a station wagon with various items that were worth different amounts of points; the team would only earn a point for the items they successfully fit into their car, and the team with the most points would earn the right to see the film The Goods.

In practice, this means that a German saver with €100,000 in a local bank would typically only earn €600 (e.g. 0.6%) interest over the course of a year.

He would only have earned a place in the Sicilian Open in March and Ernie Els said: "That doesn't seem right to me - the punishment should fit the crime.

Since the Joneses "only" earn $250,000, the Democratic proposal would keep their present tax break completely intact.

Three days later, he allowed two earned runs in a three-inning appearance against Philadelphia; they would be the only earned runs he allowed in the entire month of August, lowering his ERA from 3.40 to 3.10.

You'd think if you only earned $17 a day you'd be entitled to a raise, but not in South Africa.