Sentence examples for might yield permanent from inspiring English sources
They have also been given an object lesson against any move to electoral reform that might yield permanent hung parliaments – at least if they are to continue to select the nation's executive.
These effects would yield permanent increases in lifetime earnings, with corresponding effects on tax revenue.
This is true when you have a nail in your shoe, but when your pain is emotionally driven, external changes never yield permanent results.
Understand that water fasting does not yield permanent results.
(Cooked, Trump might yield less).
That might yield 200 or more apartments.
Dr. Petersen was cautious about what her research might yield.
Asteroseismology in red giants might yield clues to stellar evolution.
Thus, an underperforming original might yield a bigger follow-up.
Ultimately, a non-agile approach might yield the same results.
A goals-based approach might yield a very different perspective.
