Sentence examples for it's reaping from inspiring English sources

Now the heavier stuff's happening to them, it's reaping the rewards.

And now, if the price of oil stabilizes at its current level, Iran's revenue could fall another $19 billion a year — a loss that dwarfs the $7 billion it's reaping from sanctions relief.

One party isn't playing ball, but it's reaping the benefits of open data policies by all its big competitors.

"Louisville helped this industry grow, and it's reaping the benefits now".

Hewitt's point, it seems, is that Google's definition of "Open" in this case is very different from the openness seen in Firefox and Chrome, but it's reaping the same PR benefits.

"It's reaped a lot of benefits," Davis said.

Bazaarvoice, for instance, has found that it is reaping its biggest returns on its new "channel advertising" product.

But now it is reaping the rewards: its share price has risen by 20% this year while most rivals' have slumped.

And now, it is reaping rewards not for some formula, but for Formela's insight.

It is reaping the rewards of a restructuring programme that accompanied Croatia's ascension to the European Union and which, unlike in non-EU Serbia, exposed the country to stringent rules on state aid.

Even as Al Jazeera English continues its battle for broader cable distribution in the United States, it is reaping a growing audience in Los Angeles on a broadcast channel.