Sentence examples for keep reaping from inspiring English sources

The only way they can keep reaping profits is by maximizing the amount that flows through the pumps.

They really think it's unfair that the tech geeks keep reaping most of the rewards from digital media.

As the real income of ordinary folks is falling, big developers keep reaping huge profits and accumulating more and more wealth.

As we become so attached to our gadgets, as everything is a stream, a YouTube video, a clip to be Googled, it's vital to both keep venues open, keep performers employed and keep reaping the cultural, emotional and physical benefits (yes, it's proven a night of wine and song is good for you) of live shows.

More important, the "triple play" packages kept reaping rewards.

This year, Jean Phillips, proprietor of Screaming Eagle, sent a letter to everyone on her mailing list bemoaning the fact that gray marketeers kept reaping fortunes from her wines.

That exposure keeps reaping benefits long after the conference ends.

Some people even speculate that Chen is dead and that the government keeps the surveillance program alive to continue reaping money.

The province has already shut most of its roasters, meaning Australian bacteria should have ample opportunity to keep reproducing and reaping gold in China.

If that describes your early-stage startup, don't let procrastination or paraskavedekatriaphobia (fear of Friday the 13th) keep you from reaping the benefits of exhibiting in Startup Alley.

Consumer purchases of personal computers may be plunging, as Gateway shareholders just learned, but companies are sure to keep investing to reap productivity gains.