Sentence examples for reaping this from inspiring English sources

And the banks, after reaping this ill-deserved windfall, are pleased to pronounce themselves solvent, ignoring the bad loans still on their books.

They are now reaping this particular whirlwind, as their own voters watch to see what they do on Wall Street reform.

Of course, you still have to have some sort of device to plug it into to reap this benefit, and some of those machines are expensive.

Those who had cataracts removed sustained 16 percent fewer hip fractures in the year after surgery than those who did not, the study found, though the youngest patients — those ages 65 to 69 — did not reap this benefit, and in fact experienced an increase in hip fractures.

(What is the web, after all, but a memory prosthesis for humanity?) But, deep down, as we see what digital technology is doing to behaviour, relationships, crime and politics, we're also aware that it's becoming increasingly dangerous and problematic – and that it's our grandchildren who will really reap this whirlwind.

To see how you might reap this effect and rising prices coming later in 2003, put yourself in my place.

Rail companies and real estate speculators were among the major beneficiaries, but individual Americans also reaped this harvest.

Researchers at Southern Cross University have been studying how to reap this harvest and sow a new generation of corals.

(Note that you'll usually need an airline credit card to reap this benefit, not just your standard card).

Employers should reap this new and expanded opportunity to evolve their workforce, meet their diversity needs and create an inclusive and sustainable business model.

Individuals with rare cues reaped this "bonus" fecundity more often, particularly under disassortative mating.