Sentence examples for hope yield from inspiring English sources
As this substance decays, it produces beta particles, high-energy electrons that now yield nanowatts (one nanowatt is one-billionth of a watt) and may soon, the inventors hope, yield microwatts.
That progress will then, we hope, yield some directly applicable lessons concerning the role of timing in planning prevention and intervention strategies.
A study of language's musicality, of the way in which words can also communicate nonverbally, it will, she hopes, yield a "poetics of sound".
I started out in professional life as a maker of shrubberies an economic modeler, specializing — like my mentor Rudi Dornbusch — in cute little models that one hoped yielded surprising insights.
The change — which the actors who play the four geeks were told about on Thursday — is the first clear indication that the $70 million show will indeed undergo a substantial overhaul, which the producers hope will yield an artistically stronger production by the time theater critics return in June for a second viewing.
And in due course we will, of course, report on the outcome of the top panel's deliberations.Get seriousCan such an exercise ever hope to yield useful results—let alone the hoped-for "consensus"?
All that was left was an empty frame with a partial fingerprint which police now hope will yield an answer.
If some of the political analogies in this collection of essays stretch the limits of hope, they yield acute insights.
It's a fascinating project and one I hope will yield much-needed answers as to why these birds are declining so dramatically.
Some companies have recently begun synchronizing their catalog, Web and retail operations, which they hope will yield not only better customer service but higher profits.
But Republicans strategists say are also planting seeds that they hope will yield greater results in future elections, even if it does not make much difference this year.
