Sentence examples for reap a windfall from inspiring English sources

Pandora's venture capital backers stand to reap a windfall from the offering.

Groupon's investors and early employees stand to reap a windfall in an I.P.O.

The news comes as Mr. Saverin is set to reap a windfall on Facebook's I.P.O.

As an aggrieved shareholder, he may finally reap a windfall from his deal.

Some Democratic strategists have said the party could reap a windfall among Hispanic voters next year.

Dr. McClellan said the administration would not allow employers to reap a "windfall" from the law.

This public-private partnership proved popular and durable, until challenged in the summer of 2004 by the revelation that some private lenders were taking advantage of a loophole in the law to reap a windfall--upwards of $1 billion--at billion--at billion--atutaxpayering increxpenseervices.

Extra revenue from rising prices will provide a cash infusion for Russia, already reaping a windfall from higher oil prices.

In 1999, there were 221 partners and each reaped a windfall when the company began trading publicly.

This summer, he reaped a windfall when Google agreed to acquire the handset maker Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion.

The state reaps a windfall in television revenue, and the trash ends up back in New York where it came from.