Sentence examples for would be reaped from inspiring English sources

But it was hard to explain the savings and how they would be reaped by buyers.

For example, as shown in Fig. 11, if the amount of investment in the scheme was £20,000, with around 80 businesses making one trip to the city centre weekly, the money invested would be reaped in accident savings.

The White House has said the TPP will support many higher-paying American jobs and generate an additional $123.5 billion a year in U.S. exports by 2025 -- a relatively small percentage compared with the proportionately larger gains that would be reaped by countries such as Vietnam.

"These [Gonski] reforms should have been done 15 years ago … [and] we would be reaping the rewards now.

Just two years ago, financial analysts predicted that companies like Alterra would be reaping record profits this year as elderly people eager to avoid nursing homes flocked to assisted living.

The rosy numbers brought the Dow Jones industrial average up to within a point of its highest level in more than a year, as investors grew more confident that companies would be reaping better-than-expected profits this holiday season.

The hope four years ago was that by now he would be reaping the peace dividends of extracting America from Iraq and withdrawing from Afghanistan, even if the mission was far from complete, so he could turn to what during the campaign he frequently characterized as "some nation-building at home".

Never mind that even by their own reckoning, this meant lots of people getting tax breaks of under $100, while the rich would be reaping tax breaks in the tens of thousands of dollars.

"If the child is positive, she would be reaping what she sowed" (Mbekweni, 24, Not on HAART, Focus group) "If the child is positive, she would be reaping what she sowed" (Mbekweni, 24, Not on HAART, Focus group) Few expressed numb feelings toward a positive PCR result.

However, at this point the BBC got cold feet about the project; they had become concerned about the cost of mounting the production and had been refused permission to film at Stonehenge, one of the locations that Kneale had envisaged the Planet People would gather at to be reaped by the alien force.

Even though small amounts would be legal if the law were passed, Illinois would not be reaping a tax revenue bonanza like Colorado, which netted $50 million in recreational pot taxes in just the first year of legalization.