Sentence examples for will not reap from inspiring English sources

Without those things, Africa will not reap its demographic dividend.

Mr García will not reap the benefits; elections in April will bring in a new government.

But many mayors say that consolidation will not reap the cost savings that its supporters claim.

VW will not reap dividends from its investment for almost two decades.

WESTCHESTER residents will not reap any immediate benefits from the program.

Without assistance, poor countries whose elites dodge taxes using rich-world havens will not reap the benefits.More havens need to be brought into the fold.

By coupling sound evolutionary education and actively placing students in a position to "walk the walk" of our evolutionary ancestors, the students will not only reap the rewards of ancestral lifestyle changes (better physical and psychological well-being).

If you invest the time and money it takes to earn a bachelor's degree, you'll, more often than not, reap the rewards in the long run.

So if the agreed proposal becomes law, such employees will lose the $400 credit and would not reap any benefit from the payroll tax cut.

Disabled people can reclaim the word but a non-disabled man using the word in an abusive way will not be reaping the whirlwind of hatred.

Then they need to see that inflation is under control (and that we will not be reaping the legacy of our present print-money approach to the recession).