Sentence examples for After reaping from inspiring English sources

After reaping the harvest of that first honest report, I kept quiet.

After reaping the benefits of a daily practice, she now heads to Levitate four times a week.

After reaping minimal results on both fronts of its bifurcated policy, the administration is currently reviewing its Syria initiatives to determine if an alternative ought to be adopted.

After reaping the benefits of exuberant spending by telecommunications providers and dot-coms in 2000, Sun is suffering from the sharply cut budgets -- or even bankruptcies -- of those customers.

After reaping high profits through most of the 1990's, peaking at 16percentt in 1997, the insurance industry in New York began to see its profit margins shrink in recent years, reaching 6.2percentt in 1999, according to figures from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

After reaping the fruits of design thinking, you can't afford to go back.

He is working, working, working, all the time working, and tonight is the night he finally reaps his rewards after previously reaping so little when deserving so much.

But it is more likely he will allow the final law-making to wait until after the election, reaping the political rewards of tonight's vote without confronting the difficulties of putting the ban into place and incurring the wrath of rural Britain.

To test the hypothesis that behavioural symptoms at 4 months are not worsened after REAP-HD or SSE; To test the hypothesis that REAP-HD and SSE reduce antipsychotic use, compared to what was prescribed 4 months prior to enrolment.

The two secondary aims are To test the hypothesis that behavioural symptoms at 4 months are not worsened after REAP-HD or SSE; To test the hypothesis that REAP-HD and SSE reduce antipsychotic use, compared to what was prescribed 4 months prior to enrolment.

That story ran one day after a front-page Wall Street Journal article that spelled out how sweet just one of the Bush tax cuts has been for those in the upper brackets: "The federal tax cut, which slashed the tax rate on dividends and prompted many companies to increase their payouts, is proving to be a boon for some corporate executives who are reaping millions in after-tax gains".