Sentence examples for cannot reap from inspiring English sources

And military contractors cannot reap large profits from research and development.

It's hard to believe that The Times cannot reap enough advertising dollars from a highly trafficked site to maintain a completely free service.

OTB revenues exceed operating expenses, he said, but OTB has to turn so much of its profit over to the state that the city cannot reap a benefit.

"But a town also cannot reap the benefits of tax revenue on the property until it is cleaned up, and available for redevelopment".

Applying digital to pre-deal processes helps firms competitively, but gains erode quickly if companies cannot reap the benefits of the merger or acquisition in short order.

Small firms cannot reap economies of scale or exploit the latest technology, and so suffer from lower productivity than big firms.India's reforms have certainly boosted the productivity of many firms.

Without greater diversity in the genomic data that is collected, he notes that we cannot fully reap the benefits of this knowledge, particularly in areas such as healthcare.

Students cannot learn and reap the benefits of an education if they are not in the classroom.

"The United States," Judge Weinstein wrote, "cannot expect to reap the benefits of internationally recognized human rights in the form of greater worldwide stability and respect for people without being willing to adhere to them itself".

While as a parent I can share the horror, one cannot ignore that Americans reap what they have sown.

"We cannot sow bloodshed and reap peace".