Sentence examples for far reaped from inspiring English sources

The Clinton administration has so far reaped all of the disadvantages of its missile defense plan and none of the rewards.

And, despite concerns that farmers would become beholden to big biotech companies, "farmers and consumers so far are reaping a larger share of the economic benefits of transgenic crops than the companies that develop and market them".

Businesses too are so far not reaping the benefits of the Games, as the city centre remains quiet.

But so far, customers have reaped only modest benefits.

This confirms what we already know: the wealthy have reaped far more of the benefits of the economic recovery than the poor and middle-class.

Not only is the Constitution extremely difficult to amend, Mr. Rosen said, but immigrants in the United States have historically reaped far fewer rights than native-born citizens.

Still, the shares ended up 7.5p, or 2.2%, at 348.5p as traders focused on the fruits reaped so far from Gleeson's turnaround plan.

"The evidence is very strong that the psychological and physical harm done to these magnificent animals far outweighs any benefits reaped from their display," Schiff said.

"The evidence is very strong that the psychological and physical harm done to these magnificent animals far outweighs any benefits reaped from their display," he said, according to the Orlando Sentinel.

Californian Congressman Adam Schiff, who is introducing the Orca Responsibility and Care Advancement Act, told the Orlando Sentinel: "The evidence is very strong that the psychological and physical harm done to these magnificent animals far outweighs any benefits reaped from their display".

She knew just how far to go and reaped peals of laughter.