Word: reapings
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...disseminating their misinformation about gays and lesbians in the workplace, Friskopp and Silverstein are encouraging people who are perfectly happy with being closeted to come out and reap the "benefits" of being out. This is dangerous, because many of these individuals will encounter hardship and discrimination as a result of disclosing their orientation...
...promises and mega-plans that usually guarantee electoral victory. But we hope that our present council membership will be far-sighted, and set themselves and the council on a course which will radically alter the meaning and the power of the council in the long run. They may not reap the glory today, but sometime in the future new generations will look upon them as the brave men and women who put an end to the bombast and just got down to business...
...stake of $1 million. As such, they are not subject to the same regulations imposed on mutual funds by the Securities and Exchange Commission. By selling short securities whose prices they expect to fall and taking highly leveraged positions, hedge-fund managers can take bigger risks and, they hope, reap bigger rewards...
...recently been said that violence is over-glorified in society today, and that people reap too much pleasure from brutality. If that is indeed the case, they must have been doing cartwheels in the MAC last night...
...effects of the Washington exodus of 1992 and 1993 have almost disappeared, but we must wonder how permanent this situation will be. If Clinton is re-elected in 1996, might another drove of professors not cake the trip south? For the time being, at least, Harvard can reap the benefits of Nye and Ellwood's return...