Sentence examples for not expected to yield from inspiring English sources

The Albright visit was not expected to yield any agreements, the official said.

But a new contract is not expected to yield substantial gains in wages or benefits.

The broader talks are not expected to yield a settlement for at least a couple of weeks.

But the text was not expected to yield all its secrets on first inspection, nor has it.

The investments in cable and set-top box technology are not expected to yield profits anytime soon.

The pictures alone are not expected to yield much new information on the composition of the ring material, mission scientists said.

While US Airways might be able to charge 5percentto10percentcent more than Southwest, given that it offers first-class and other premium categories of service on some routes, Mr. Siegel said it could not expect to yield any higher fares.

Surprisingly, subclones gave rise to red fluorescence negative cells of intermediate green fluorescence in the R2 gate (note that homologous recombination between the RSV promoters does not provide GFP with a start codon and hence would not be expected to yield cells with strong GFP fluorescence in the R1 gate).

These results explain why the addition of 10% ethanol can lead to robust flames of glycerol/water mixtures that might not be expected to yield stable combustion.

Thereby is implied that further development of the MCFC may not be expected to yield further innovation in technology and thereby diversity in applications.

Miroslav Nenkov, deputy health minister in the technocratic government that is running the country until elections in May, cautioned that the suicide prevention campaign should not be expected to yield immediate results.