Sentence examples for In reap from inspiring English sources

In "Reap What You Swap" (Op-Ed, Aug. 11), Betsy Jensen describes how she and other American farmers rely on agricultural swaps and derivatives to weather the vagaries of the commodities market.

This may in turn reap substantial benefits in terms of reducing the clinical and economic burden of stroke.

However, currently only a few leading firms succeed in reaping the full potential of BIM.

Investment banks were not alone in reaping rich rewards by placing trades against synthetic C.D.O.'s.

"Empowered By the Sun" (Dec. 8) told only part of the story of New Jersey's leadership in "reaping the sun".

Arcelor Mittal said it was ahead of schedule in reaping the cost benefits of its $38.3 billion combination last year.

Thus, an understanding of how network structure inter-relates with technology and its adopters proves beneficial in reaping benefits required at the organizational (macro) and individual (micro) levels.

Even with the explosion of new products, Blumenthal warned that minority groups may be slower in reaping the benefits of such innovations as electronic medical records.

McNamee created the program, and if he told Mitchell the truth, Clemens (and Pettitte, briefly) had an advantage in reaping its benefits.

Dowding has proven through various experiments that simply applying a thick layer of compost on top of existing soil (rather than meticulously digging it in), reaps fantastic results.

There is some way to go in reaping the benefits that VFM analysis can offer, but this shouldn't be an excuse to ignore the concept.