Sentence examples similar to if it would yield a return from inspiring English sources

Still, compared with doing nothing it would yield a $3 trillion return.

The estimated $15 million from the high school land alone, if invested properly, would yield a return of $1 million to $2 million annually.

That money is still being used to calculate their benefits and it's going into their bank accounts, even if they ultimately attempt to return it or give it to charity (which would yield a tax benefit for them).

If, at a particular iteration of the algorithm, a resulting cohesiveness-maximizing candidate would yield a value <0.5, the current cluster is returned instead.

Mr. Weinstein said the film would yield a return both for his company and for its producers.

Even if only a small increment of patients initiated dialysis with a preferred method, the counseling time would yield a very high return in terms of future costs avoided.

The $18bn investment over 10 years would yield a return that is five times greater, Cirilli added.

Of course, a particular payout could increase shareholders' total income over time if the returns the cash yields outside the firm are greater than those it would have yielded inside the firm.

The autopsy would tell him that, even if it didn't yield much else.

A dollar invested when Reagan assumed the presidency would have yielded a staggering 190% return.

Mr. Bloomberg emphasized repeatedly that if the city's pension plans — which total $120 billion in investments — could improve their annual returns by 1 to 2 percentage basis points, that would yield an additional $1.2 billion to $2.4 billion a year.