— I think that conversation will ultimately yield some significant savings and some significant benefits.
The city is pressing forward, expecting that Mr. Sitt will ultimately yield or sell his land.
Such field position would ultimately yield the rarest commodity here Saturday: actual points.
It cost the Toyota eight laps for repairs from which a determined recovery drive would ultimately yield third place.
Mr. Barkley will ultimately yield his seat to Norm Coleman, a Republican and the former mayor of St . Paul
But a 1957 investment of $70,000 in the Digital Equipment Corporation, a transistor-based computer company, would ultimately yield several hundred million dollars.
But he did not say anything, knowing from long experience that the art of car styling would ultimately yield to the demands of function.
Belgium fissures even as E.U. leaders sign the Treaty of Lisbon that will ultimately yield an E.U. president who can run things for up to five years (and so become identifiable), a foreign minister and a workable decision-making process.
The campaign said the government would cover the costs by establishing a single definition for a tax shelter that would ultimately yield more than $2 billion a year, according to a Congressional estimate that it cited.
They cannot count on that success continuing, but they had no reason a few months ago to assume that Delgado's intermittent hot streaks would ultimately yield this sort of turnaround.
While the case will go to trial and could ultimately yield a different outcome, Judge Batts's initial ruling is important to the Internet advertising industry, said Jeffrey D. Neuburger, who specializes in Internet law for Brown Raysman Millstein Felder & Steiner.
