Sentence examples for is about reaping from inspiring English sources

Speaking at Carnegie College in Fife, Public Health Minister Michael Matheson, said: "Our vision of a tobacco-free generation is about reaping the health, social and economic benefits that a significant reduction in smoking would bring - it would be an achievement of which we could all be proud.

Just as Iran is about to reap the fruits of its nuclear program, America and its allies must convince the mullahs that they would be better off without it.

With 50m to go, when she took the lead, there was a deceptive sense that she had gone too soon and her workload was about to reap its vengeance.

"We believe the Icahn offer is an opportunistic attempt by Mr. Icahn to acquire CVR Energy at an inadequate price and at a time when we are about to reap the benefits of our recent acquisition and our valuable position as a leading mid-continent refiner," the board wrote.

"The Dolans are trying to steal this company from under our noses now that it's about to reap the cash flow from the heavy investment it did on the public's nickel".

The hawkish elements in the game will want to see Dyke live up to his combative reputation by taking on the vested powers of the Premier League - especially at a time when the top clubs are about to reap the benefits of a new three year TV deal worth £5bn.

Faith isn't about reaping rewards in the hereafter; it's about entering into the reign of God now.

But it offers yet another reminder that Albany needs not only basic reforms but also a whole new culture: one that is not about reaping perks, like a seat in Yankee Stadium, but about truly serving the people of this state.

The crucial objective of time management for a test is all about reaping good grades.

Shaquille O'Neal is about to reap another windfall.

And now Club Med, the 110-foot catamaran co-skippered by Grant Dalton of New Zealand and the Frenchman Franck Proffit, is about to reap the rewards.