Sentence examples for likely to yield decisive from inspiring English sources
The search for a tidy account of the genesis of religion in prehistory by reference to primitive societies was hardly likely to yield decisive results.
Acknowledge their desire for "a few more minutes," but be clear and decisive; don't fan the flames of their frustration by engaging in angry negotiations that aren't likely to yield a positive result.
India seems likely to yield.
Speeding drivers are less likely to yield, he added.
The study has yielded more than one hundred scientific papers so far and is likely to yield many more.
Along the top are names of the vocabulary words likely to yield similarities.
Yet in only one seat is a Green vote likely to yield an MP.
Therefore, the takeover by Google's fantastic ad-machine was likely to yield great results.
Pumping long balls towards Hazard was never likely to yield reward.
The posthumous world premiere of his Requiem Fragments (2013) had not seemed likely to yield anything new.
Her life may be a question mark, but the answer isn't likely to yield any surprises.
