Sentence examples for been reaped from inspiring English sources
verb
To cut with a sickle, scythe, or reaping machine, as grain; to gather, as a harvest, by cutting.
"All the low-hanging fruit has been reaped at this point," Alpha Bank's Massourakis said.
But other benefits have been reaped from her tiny, sexy stature - four foot ten in her stockinged feet.
While living standards have risen overall, many Tibetans believe the greatest benefits have been reaped by migrants from China - particularly since the arrival of the railway in 2006.
There can be no doubt that fortunes have been reaped from the Iraq war as they have been from other experiments in disaster capitalism.
But many Poles have felt that the benefits of that growth have been reaped by only a small minority of people, with low wages and job insecurity still motivating many to seek a better life abroad.
And although the riches generated by Wall Street's bull run have been reaped by relatively few people, Mr. Greenspan seems to have concluded that the stock market is the primary channel through which inflation is being transmitted throughout the economy.
We have all been reaping the rewards, lessor and lessees.
Hopefully, you're among the shareholders who have been reaping the benefits of the binge.
But first, rewards must be reaped.
The rewards are reaped in the field.
These gains can be reaped in coming decades.
