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But after years of outearning premerger Delta Air Lines Inc. and United Continental Holdings Inc., both international carriers, Southwest this year is expected to earn $213 million, a quarter of Delta's anticipated profit and a sixth of United Continental's.

Rivals Invade Southwest's Air Space Susan Carey 2011

And young women (if childless) are actually outearning their male counterparts.

Amy Siskind: Kudlow and Me 2010

And young women (if childless) are actually outearning their male counterparts.

Amy Siskind: Kudlow and Me 2010

Diversification is for people who already have a career, who are already outearning their expenses, who need to protect against the future.

Jim Randel: Diversification Is for Old People 2010

"Liquor does best," said finance officer Jennifer Parrow, adding that in 2009 the bar made a profit of $9,500 on just under $60,000 in sales outearning every other city operation.

Custer's Other Last Stand 2010

Now that fresh college grads can start outearning their parents right away and the rising influence of Western culture is empowering women, more young couples are challenging tradition.

Rebel Brides And Ex-Wives 2008

Melissa J. Manfro, a 24-year-old lawyer who was raised in upstate New York, offered her own theory on why younger female lawyers are outearning their male peers: a desire to begin their careers earlier to prepare for starting families.

Young Women Outearn Young Men in NYC and Other Large U.S. Cities. | Impact Lab 2007

Yes, the popular people in those fields often end up making the most, but what is important is that the nerds are mostly outearning the jocks, and even a lot of the popular kids, who often end up using their charisma to sell used cars.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Bryan Caplan’s “Jock/Nerd” Libertarian Theory of Class Conflict: 2007

This lifestyle was around long before the increase in women outearning men.

Mail Call 2007

By the year 2003, female J.D.s, M.B.A.s, and M.D.s between the ages of 35 and 44 were making an average of $97,756 each year while men their age, with the same credentials, made $113,805, outearning them by only—only!

Getting Even Evelyn F. Murphy 2005