Word: earns
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...become a pot of gold. Software companies alone are adding 50,000 jobs a year at salaries that set a nation-high average of about $70,000. A torrid area: computer artists and animators for Hollywood films along the lines of Twister and Toy Story; they can easily earn $80,000 or more a year. Also topping the most-wanted lists are programmers skilled in cutting-edge languages like Java, who can command $70,000 a year to start...
...need a policy that covers all our workers, not just executives What you earn depends on what you learn." Bill Clinton has intoned that line almost as a mantra since before he became President. "Nothing could be more important than getting Americans prepared for the increasing global competition," Clinton said during the 1992 campaign. He seemed to really believe it, offering a scathing critique of the status quo. The theme was first expressed by Robert Reich, who would become Labor Secretary, and then enunciated in Clinton's book Putting People First. There the candidate declared, "While our global competitors invest...
...getting to the point where they can't earn a living anymore. We're chipping away at the industry, and we're going to lose these good, quality people," Galluccio said, gesturing to the drivers who packed the room and spilled into the hallway...
...students, our parents burned with a desire to cure the world's social ills. Eventually, as baby boomer adults, they became the "me" generation. Already, we act with indifference to humanitarian crises such as the one confronting us in Zaire. We can only speculate what label our generation will earn...
...Crimson turned in its finest performance of the season against the Big Green, rallying late in the second half to earn...