Word: reaps
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Consultants reap billions...
Your report on the steel industry [March 17] shows clearly what corporate smugness can do to initiative. The industry has been protected, has neglected to turn its profits of the past into efficient production, and the U.S. will now reap the consequences. The English sickness should now be called the Anglo-American sickness: old plants, old management...
...Olympics are supposed to be for sportsmen, not businessmen. But every four years companies pay dearly to reap the prestige and lucrative sales surge of an Olympic tie-in. The Carter Administration's Moscow Games boycott, though, has turned the summer's expected sales boom into a bust...
...Wall Street analyst predicts, "The market for the stuff is probably big enough for everyone to get a share. If interferon is used, it appears that it will be used in enormous quantities, so the companies that learn how to produce it and sell it the cheapest will reap enormous benefits from their research investment...
This is the garden. Time shall surely reap...