Sentence examples for it is expected to yield from inspiring English sources
"HSBC is the safest," says Jonathan Jackson, head of UK equities at stockbroker Killik & Co. "It is expected to yield 4.7% and its focus on the far east and emerging markets and low exposure to Europe and North America are plus points.
The solution concentration in this experiment was specifically chosen because it is expected to yield gradual mass transfer without causing excessive osmotic damage.
It is expected to yield $6.8 billion in cash and $8.7 billion in MetLife stock, which will be used to pay down some of the company's remaining $20 billion debt to the Fed.
In these ways and others, Mr. Bush's remarks in recent days suggest he has turned a psychological and linguistic corner, to confront a view not of the contested election but of the difficult, potentially compromised presidency it is expected to yield.
It is expected to yield similar results for the upcoming Maleficent (a revisionist take on Sleeping Beauty, starring Angelina Jolie as the titular wicked queen) and Cinderella (a new version of the story directed by Kenneth Branagh and starring Lily James and Cate Blanchett).
This mix is selected because of the higher gross profit it is expected to yield and the less number of days it takes to generate such profit.
Like many other M&A deals, it's expected to yield cost cuts, in this case on the order of $600 million a year.
After initial denaturation, amplification was performed in PCR thermocycler (Minicycler-MJ Research) for 35 cycles at 95°C/40 sec, 64°C/1 min, 72°C/1 min followed by a final extension at 72°C/5 min. It was expected to yield a 652 bp product and also 386 bp products if moaA3 was present in the test isolates, only 652 bp product in M. tuberculosis H37Rv and only 386 bp products in M. bovis BCG.
To give a first illustration of the application of CVIIM as a proof of concept, we apply it to supervised variable selection, which is expected to yield high CVIIM values.
Sex is expected to yield satisfactions it cannot: fulfilment, completeness, transcendence, salvation.
"It becomes a sense of entitlement, where every investment of their money is expected to yield big results".
