Sentence examples for expected to yield substantial from inspiring English sources
But a new contract is not expected to yield substantial gains in wages or benefits.
In accord with the published literature, this would be expected to yield substantial ioflupane [I] imaging abnormality, and the majority of patients in this study had grade 2 to 3 abnormality (moderate severe) rather than grade 1 (mild).
In the last 400 years, at least 31 pandemics have been recorded (8), so that regardless of recent events in Southeast Asia, present investments in antiviral agents can be expected to yield a substantial economic return of >$3.68 per $1 invested, while saving many lives.
That is expected to yield about $11 billion annually.
Dairy cows are expected to yield up to 23 litres of milk a day.
Already in train, they are expected to yield an estimated £2bn saving.
Research using the advanced simulator is expected to yield more relevant results.
Sex is expected to yield satisfactions it cannot: fulfilment, completeness, transcendence, salvation.
The combination is expected to yield about $1 billion in cost savings after the deal closes.
The Albright visit was not expected to yield any agreements, the official said.
The project is expected to yield one billion barrels of oil over 30 years.
