Sentence examples for reap over from inspiring English sources

The wealthiest 10% of superannuation contributors reap over 36% of the policy's benefits: reform superannuation to stop favouring the rich.

"All told, it appears that the sale of Hostess may reap over a billion dollars, almost twice what the creditors initially expected if it had not been liquidated.

The governor's plan, which was included in his executive budget in January, only highlighted the savings that the plan would reap over the next few years and included no mention of the long-term costs.

It is easy to see why: at current prices of $350-400 350-400ogram of operm, a farmer can reap over $13,000 per hectare cultivated, against $400 per hectare for wheat, and, unlikilogramny ofher cropiumet cash in advance farmerraders.

Despite being given the stinkface by critics (the case with nearly every Christian movie) this $100K film would go on to reap over $10 million worldwide, becoming another sobering slap across the face for Hollywood.

(The standard rate is $20 a day for a guide and car, and $10 for Banteay Srei, an enchanting temple 90 minutes from Siem Reap over primitive roads. One can also hire a motorcycle, with a driver, for $8 a day, or a bicycle for $5).

"Toy Story 3" was nominated for Best Picture and reaped over $110 million during its opening weekend.

Officials like Mr. Farmer say drug companies only want to protect the multimillion-dollar profits they reap from over-the-counter pseudoephedrine sales.

Filings show that he made $129 million from stock sales during the last 12 months, or almost one-third of the entire amount he has reaped over the last 23 years.

Kerviel doesn't deny that he falsified documents and lied to carry out a scheme that initially reaped over a billion dollars in profits for the bank before markets turned against him and the scheme unravelled, in January, 2008, nine months before Lehman and others collapsed and the global financial crisis erupted.

France is already home — or make that a cold jail cell — for two former Pink Panther members from Serbia whom prosecutors blame for jewelry robberies that reaped over $9.8 million in glitter from swank boutiques along the French Riviera from St. Tropez and Cannes to the Atlantic Coast at Biarritz.