Sentence examples for reaping at from inspiring English sources

They call Australia the lucky country, and there may be no better example of its good fortune than the unexpected windfall Sydney is reaping at the end of these Olympics.

"All the low-hanging fruit has been reaped at this point," Alpha Bank's Massourakis said.

Last year a jury convicted Mr. Rajaratnam of orchestrating an insider trading conspiracy that reaped at least $63 million in illegal gains.

The transportation authority hoped to reap at least a billion dollars for its capital budget from selling the development rights.

(He also arranges for the brave to reap at least modest rewards for holding out on stupidity).

He has established a network of four charities that has reaped at least $20 million since 2003, and probably more, according to interviews and an analysis of city records.

Mr. Villalobos, a former Calpers board member, reaped at least $58 million in fees from money managers by helping to secure investments from Calpers.

If the U.S. economic recovery continues into next year, which most economists expect to happen, the Democrats should reap at least some electoral reward.

United Nations figures show that Afghan insurgents reap at least $100 million a year from the drug trade, although some estimates put the figure at five times as much.

By forcing companies to pay the government top dollar, governments and taxpayers would be able to reap at least some of the bonanza.

Since then, Mr. Trump has reaped at least $885 million in tax breaks, grants and other subsidies for luxury apartments, hotels and office buildings in New York, according to city tax, housing and finance records.