Sentence examples for reaps a from inspiring English sources

All the parental investment reaps a return in the form of care later in life.

And they said no, ahead of the new TV deal which reaps a collective £5.1bn.

The lawyer takes on the financial risk and, if successful, reaps a healthy chunk of the reward.

The licensee bears the risk and the designer reaps a reward.The problem is in the long term.

Thomas Richardson installed a different system in the fleet of cars he owns, and reaps a different kind of satisfaction.

A £1 investment in free legal advice reaps a £10 return, according to a review carried out in 2009.

If we flip around the formula, investing in happiness now reaps an incredible dividend.

AIDS reaped a heavy toll.

He has reaped a good harvest.

Instead Callaghan reaped a peculiarly vicious whirlwind.

But reaping a demographic dividend takes work.