Sentence examples for reap any from inspiring English sources

"But he's unable to reap any reward".

The middle class and the poor didn't reap any benefits from that.

WESTCHESTER residents will not reap any immediate benefits from the program.

The opponents said it was bad public policy that would not reap any cost savings.

Being dead, Mr. Bruce is not expected to reap any immediate benefit from the pardon.

But long before Munster will have a chance to reap any potential rewards, there has been a steep learning curve.

Vast tracts of India's mineral wealth lie in tribal areas, but indigeneous people complain they rarely reap any benefit.

Labour is blamed for the recession; the Conservatives have yet to reap any reward for the return of growth.

The question no one can answer is whether a lift in public optimism might come in time for Democrats to reap any benefit in November.

But they would be the first to reap any potential profits, because the lenders' $500 million would be subordinate to the new investment.

There is little evidence to show that truly downtrodden places which introduce robust intellectual-property protection reap any of the much-touted benefits.