Sentence examples for reap by from inspiring English sources
She added: "She is, as it happens, an example of the benefits a nation can reap by welcoming outsiders".
AngloGold said it identified an additional $15 million a year in savings it could reap by acquiring Normandy.
His mood brightens when he talks about how much money Pimco could reap by participating in the Geithner plan.
"Our sable brethren reap by stealth and open violence the produce of a tract they are themselves too indolent to cultivate".
The bill would require drug companies to share some of the profits they reap by exploiting research financed by the National Institutes of Health.
Low interest rates have lowered the returns that firms reap by reinvesting the insurance premiums they have collected and not yet paid out, known as "float".
The same gain was reaped by a family trust of Mr Fastow's.
In this case, profit is reaped by avoiding waste and overspending.
But it was hard to explain the savings and how they would be reaped by buyers.
"Goldman carefully calculated the first-day gains reaped by its investment clients.
The tax benefits are largely reaped by the rich, worsening inequality.
