Sentence examples for she would reap from inspiring English sources

In 2002-2004, Whitman received preferential shares in technology and other hot issue offerings, likely to shoot up in price, assuring Whitman that she would reap handsome profits.

Just as Mrs Thatcher catastrophically misread Scottish opinion and ensured that she and her party would reap a political whirlwind from which they have never recovered north of the border, Mr Cameron embarked, at least initially, on a similarly disastrous course.

Vaccinating boys as well as girls would reap health and economic benefits, she said, adding: "Ultimately, any decision about whether to vaccinate boys should not be based solely on cost effectiveness.

Management fees would reap $100 million.

It would reap the benefit.

That would reap $300 million, the Independent Budget Office says.

Leonard D. Schaeffer and other top executives would reap in the deal.

In another, Sarkozy would reap 27% and Le Pen 29%.

Better-off travellers, who would use the line most, would reap most of the benefits.

If it did so in the case of water, it would reap many benefits.

From the start, though, Obama recognized that it would reap only modest political gain.