Sentence examples for reap record from inspiring English sources

In contrast, investors appeared to accept Mr. Dimon's pledges that the bank had rooted out the problems and could reap record annual profits.

It was a nod to the soaring public anger at Wall Street, whose banks are set to reap record profits as US unemployment remains at a 26-year high.

Meanwhile, oil companies prepare to reap record profits in the first quarter of 2011.

As a result of their actions, corporate polluters will continue to reap record profits at the expense of Americans.

Big banks and corporations will continue to reap record profits at the expense of the working class, and the growing existential threat of climate change will be ignored.

Regardless of what tax bracket we are in, I think we can all agree that it is morally reprehensible that our government allows the aforementioned corporations to reap record profits and pay no income taxes into the American system.

Rising food prices mean many farmers around the world are reaping record profits.

Just two years ago, financial analysts predicted that companies like Alterra would be reaping record profits this year as elderly people eager to avoid nursing homes flocked to assisted living.

It's losing traction with families as the national average price of a gallon of gas is nearing $4, while oil companies are reaping record profits while taking billions of dollars in government subsidies.

During the boom years, S.& P. and other ratings agencies reaped record profits as they bestowed their highest ratings on bundles of troubled mortgage loans, which made the mortgages appear less risky and thus more valuable.

Beneath the glossy veneer of France's world-class commercial giants L'Oréal, Michelin, Total, Carrefour which last year reaped record profits, the broad French corporate middle is failing to benefit from the expansion of global trade.