Sentence examples for reap better from inspiring English sources
To him, some exposure to municipal bonds is a way to diversify a portfolio and to reap better returns than the alternative of keeping money in cash.
This also makes some business sense for ShopKeep because the initial contract with a merchant can now potentially reap better margins and more recurring revenue.
Grant points out that because Dell is a direct seller it can still reap better margins in printers than most manufacturers do, but not on the order of magnitude that it does with PCs.
It generated $840 million in sales and an estimated $70 million in profit, but Zimmerman decided he could reap better returns folding its infrastructure and advertising expenses into larger chains.
Thomson said the sales reaped better than $2 billion.
Although I am a fan of President Obama, I agree with Mr. Harke that the president might have stood his ground better in recent political battles, which I believe was his duty and which would have reaped better results.
The rosy numbers brought the Dow Jones industrial average up to within a point of its highest level in more than a year, as investors grew more confident that companies would be reaping better-than-expected profits this holiday season.
Indeed, it appears efforts to promote a better control of demand are generally easier to implement and reap a better reduction when initial demand is high, because usually this high demand is largely made up of leisure use: watering the yard and garden, cleaning alleys or the car(s), filling the pool, providing air temperature control in outdoor terraces.
Skiing is all about connecting with your environment, but unfortunately some companies choose to take advantage of the picturesque environment to reap a better profit.
Why risk lending money to a corporation or buying its stock, when you can reap a better return betting on whether the stock will rise or fall?
Many scientists believe that huge gains can still be reaped by better efficiency and conservation.
