Sentence examples for help reap from inspiring English sources

Mr. Austin said the investment would help reap $135 million in economic activity for the city.

Hence, future and new mechanistic investigations and carefully designed clinical trials could help reap additional benefits of natural/synthetic PDE inhibitors for cardiovascular disease in patients.

By adopting concepts from the glamorous and sparkling world of interior design, and using some of the same design elements, we can design our life however we choose, and by combining home and health, it can help reap rewards.

Where one time some 10-15 years ago any given small to medium size business would have 'a marketing guy' (or girl) accountable for all of their marketing activity, they are now far more likely to have several staff involved in their marketing practices and they may even employ an agency or consultant on top of this to help reap the rewards of their marketing endeavours.

There is thus an urgency to identify and implement those interventions that help reap the biggest reductions of the CVD burden, given low resource levels.

In France, it is credited with helping reap €186 million in back taxes.

He'd just arrived from Kenya where he'd helped reap the hash harvest and had a family-sized shampoo bottle full of hash oil.

"We want to help ISVs be successful and help them reap the same benefits by working with Microsoft".

Ah well, there's always the services sector right – the sector we are told will help Australia reap huge benefits?

But Carleton S. Fiorina, the company's chief executive, said bringing computers to these markets will help people reap the economic benefits of the Internet.

Nonetheless, Mr. Gambarova said, Chrysler was "part of the solution" to Fiat's troubles, as the American company would help it reap economies of scale and gain access to overseas markets.