Sentence examples for reap another from inspiring English sources

Shaquille O'Neal is about to reap another windfall.

Companies reap another benefit when their employees exercise options.

Some of Mr. Landesman's rivals said that whatever happens, "The Producers" would reap another publicity windfall.

Now, they could reap another sizable profit from a government program devised to purge troubled real estate assets from the financial system.

And thanks to Mr. Parsons's insistence on excluding the "Survivor" concept from that sale, the partners stand to reap another big payoff.

If they also liberalised their own agricultural trade, they would reap another $21.4 billion.America's cotton subsidies deserve to be addressed "ambitiously, expeditiously and specifically", as the WTO agreed last summer.

The Conservatives have built up a £10m fighting fund, David Cameron told a dinner for donors at the Carlton Club on Tuesday night, which reaped another £250,000.

Plus, for every dollar spent on offshoring, the U.S. gets back $1.12 (and the global economy reaps another 33 cents), says a report from McKinsey consultants.

Time is money: Every week Astra delays a rival product (Prilosec is generically known as omeprazole), it reaps another $71 million in revenue.

Meanwhile, the NHS has to pay expensive locum rates to fill the gaps, and the rewards of investment in training are reaped by another country.

As a result, girls' education is often not valued as it is seen as an investment whose returns will be reaped by another family.