Sentence examples for reap for from inspiring English sources
These sheets showed not just the prevailing mortgage rates but the reward that brokers could reap for bleeding unsuspecting borrowers.
Under Mr. Kaminkow, I.G.T. has doubled, to 28,000, the number of machines -- known in the industry as boxes -- that give the company a share of the revenue they reap for the casino.
Once taxpayers graciously put the banks on the road to recovery, the original plan assumed that private equity firms and other investors would invest loads of fresh capital in them and reap, for themselves, the subsequent gains.
As reported in "Shady Dealings Helped Qaddafi Amass Fortune" (front page, March 24), Colonel Qaddafi's continued domination over Libya has a lot to do with the willingness of multinationals like Boeing, Raytheon, ConocoPhillips, Occidental, Caterpillar and Halliburton to contribute to his "kleptocracy" and thereby reap for themselves enormous economic gain.
The decision will bear directly on the payoff America could yet reap for all its spent blood — more than 4,000 American lives — and treasure, in the form of a democratic ally in a combustible region that would be a check on Iranian power and offer American access to Iraq's vast oil reserves.
Russia attaches importance to the volume of the arms export trade, to the diplomatic doors that weapon sales open, to the ill-gotten gains that these sales reap for corrupt senior officials, and to the lever it provides the Russian government in stymieing American interests.
But the benefits it reaps for winning its group are appreciable.
I am proud to have dedicated myself to this service because of the sacrifice it involved and the benefits I believe it reaped for others.
Yet, in January of this year, the Post ran an in-depth article highlighting the unfair competitive advantage that Amazon reaped, for years, from this break.
He's undoubtedly breathed new life into what was an aging side, the benefits of which will be reaped for years.
On average, these additional high school graduates — not to mention college degree recipients — will find better jobs and enjoy better health, long-lasting benefits that will be reaped for many decades.
