Sentence examples for expected to yield a from inspiring English sources

Both, Prevnar and Ibrance, have surpassed expectations since launch, and are expected to yield a hefty $7 and $9 billion in sales by 2020, respectively.

The hourlong episode is expected to yield a huge television audience.

Reduced adrenal capacity would be expected to yield a large ratio of ACTH to cortisol release.

The operation is expected to yield a million pounds of produce a year.

The broader talks are not expected to yield a settlement for at least a couple of weeks.

This was in the aftermath of the fifteenth COP, held in Copenhagen, which had been expected to yield a historic agreement but ended in anger and recrimination.

Individual E.U. nations face individually adjusted targets under this regime, expected to yield a 22.2percentt drop in global warming gases by the target date.

But that argument ignores a key point: complying with environmental or any other law is usually not expected to yield a positive financial return.

The game against the Bulls scheduled for Alpine Energy Stadium in Timaru on April 9 is expected to yield a similar number.

The Congress Party met with a coalition of communist parties on Wednesday evening in New Delhi for a caucus that was expected to yield a breakthrough in talks between the groups.

The study is expected to yield a long-term picture of variations in El Niño and the South American summer monsoon season; it will also inform understanding of North American climate.