Sentence examples for instead of reaping from inspiring English sources

But instead of reaping the windfall, the government reaped a whirlwind of protest.

Instead of reaping the big rewards that come from sustained, focused effort, we instead reap empty rewards from completing a thousand little sugar-coated tasks.

"Due to egregious mismanagement and a paucity of vision, instead of reaping the benefits of a strengthening economy, this most storied of cultural institutions now lies in ruin".

The out-of-the-blue letters she sent Arthur were encouraging, frank, scolding, and firm: she was certain that, if he let himself, he could ride the whirlwind instead of reaping it could travel, as Greenberger points out, toward the sort of redemption his father used to preach.

Instead of reaping the benefits brought by competition -- downward pressure on prices, improved infrastructure investment, faster download speeds -- consumers can expect to face monopoly market conditions where cable and telco companies sit back and collect increasingly high monthly rates because subscribers have nowhere else to turn.

In July 2011 AB InBev's UK president Stuart MacFarlane claimed "We still believe in the brand" whilst admitting to not advertising the brand for five years, instead reaping the rewards of memories of earlier advertising.

THAT may be why some corporations, instead of investing to reap the financial rewards of established venture capital firms, are starting to create structures that better suit their strategic goals.

Instead Callaghan reaped a peculiarly vicious whirlwind.

Instead, he reaped his garden and, feeling emboldened, cleaned up the family vineyard as well.

The former investment banker from Lezard Freres calculated that investing in a resume instead of a person would reap rewards.

Fortis instead reaped a profit of 116.7 million Singapore dollars, or about $86 million, by selling its share of Parkway to Khazanah.