Examples of 'you can expect to earn' in a sentence
Meaning of "you can expect to earn"
you can expect to earn: This phrase suggests a projection or estimation of the amount or level of income that an individual is likely to receive in a given situation, such as a job, investment, or opportunity. It indicates a reasonable anticipation of financial compensation based on certain factors or criteria
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you can expect to earn
How much you can expect to earn mystery shopping.
With more experience, you can expect to earn more.
In return you can expect to earn a competitive salary along with a number of great benefits.
If it proves to be popular, you can expect to earn royalties for several years.
You can expect to earn your start-up cost back in the first month.
If you study three-quarter time, you can expect to earn your degree after 5 years.
You can expect to earn about $5 per trip with perfect deer pelts.
Your expected return… I mean you can expect to earn 7% on your investment.
You can expect to earn up to 85 % on your investment.
I mean, you can expect to earn seven percent on your investment.
I mean you can expect to earn 7 % on your investment.
On average you can expect to earn about 6 % of the cover price of a book.
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I just did not expect this amount of money
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