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Meanings of earning more in English

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Usage of earning more in English
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But Mr Watson said he couldn't believe people were earning more overall.
Radio NZ
2
The case for tennis players earning more money is well worth considering.
The Guardian
3
We have money left yet, and I am earning more every day.
The Doctor's Dilemma
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They said the designer was earning more than 5 million euros a year.
Reuters
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But high-earners aren't just earning more today; they're also marrying each other more.
Ebony
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Japan's exporters are earning more from products sold - and manufactured - overseas.
Reuters
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You would probably soon be earning more in the wholesale business.
The Cow Puncher
8
While city dwellers bemoan hefty grocery bills, farmers are earning more.
Reuters
9
In fact the country is not earning more than it spends.
Radio NZ
10
Besides, she is earning more money than ever before and buying more luxuries.
The War After the War
11
If lesbians are earning more, then what can straight women learn from them?
The Irish Times
12
The number of public servants now earning more than 100 thousand dollars is rising.
Radio NZ
13
Denver's recent streak has come with Jokic earning more minutes from coach Mike Malone.
Reuters
14
Exemption for staff earning more than €1m will need explicit EBA approval.
The Guardian
15
She became a highly skilled printer, earning more than any man in the shop.
Mobilizing Woman-Power
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Margaret hoped that she was earning more than Arthur and Diana had paid her.
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Australia
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