Sentence examples for without reaping from inspiring English sources

They resumed the old Medicean practice of trading on their own account, and, without reaping much benefit thereby, did the utmost damage to private enterprise.

But we've tried variations on centralized cost control for years — "Medicare Whac-A-Mole," Reason magazine's Peter Suderman has called it — without reaping anything like the promised benefits.

Nigeria is a prime example of what happens when the local population pays the price for extraction without reaping the rewards.

Perot is on the ballots in 50 states, but Libertarian candidate has met the same threshold without reaping the same reward.

The center pays the same artists' fees as its much larger cousins, like Carnegie Hall or Eisenhower Theater at West Point, without reaping the income from a larger number of seats.

The increasing product commoditization and price transparency afforded by online retail channels have left many brick and mortar stores bearing the costs associated with being used as a physical showroom without reaping the rewards of the final sale.

He speculated that Paul might be "kind of a Eugene McCarthy of the right, destined to shake things up without necessarily reaping the rewards for himself".

He felt that targeted advertising hasn't really improved over the years and that brands are spending a lot of money on technology without necessarily reaping rewards.

That Stafford will have done several weeks' duty in a notably demanding role with minimal press attention is nothing compared to the King Lear scenario in Stratford earlier this year, when Frances Barber's understudy, Melanie Jessop, spent well over a month performing Goneril and also Arkadina in The Seagull in repertory without ever reaping the benefit of a professional review.

Then they'll sow away, without worrying about the reaping.

That's the dream: reaping the good without suffering the bad.