I hope that next time one of our elected officials gets caught with his pants down, we remember this trade-off, reap some kind of lesson from this disaster.
A long weekend or a few days off doesn't promote better health; we need a chunk of time off to reap positive health benefits.
Few newspapers have established a truly global business, says Ken Doctor, a media analyst, but a handful of digital news firms could pull it off, and reap the rewards.However, those rewards may be more meagre than venture capitalists are accustomed to earning on tech firms.
Microsoft could spin off Xbox, reap a short-term financial gain from the transaction, and return that money to shareholders via stock buybacks or a special dividend.
Yorkshire lost nine second-innings wickets in only nine overs as James Tredwell's off-spin reaped 7-22.
One trader was prepared for Wednesday's take-off, and reaped the benefits of owning call options in advance of the current rally by selling 4,000 now in-the-money call options at the March $10 strike for an average premium of $0.61 per contract.
KO-stealing is a wonderfully petulant expression for when one player spends ages beating up another, and then a third player comes in to score the last hit before they're sent flying off-screen – thus reaping the reward for the first player's effort.
The Seahawks paid Matt Flynn $10 million this off-season, but are reaping the benefits of relegating him to being Russell Wilson's backup.
Another is resistance to laying off workers to reap the rewards of improved efficiency.Meanwhile, from Japan to Malaysia, governments are urging banks to merge not because that would make them better, safer and more profitable, but because it would allow them to "compete internationally" with the behemoths of American and European finance.
Warren also has targeted Duncan's department for the extraordinary profits it has reaped off students who borrow from the government to pay for college.
