Sentence examples for was supposed to yield from inspiring English sources
Power, in Wilson's vision, was supposed to yield to morality, and armed conflict to the force of public opinion.
Under pressure, Iran suspended its program in an agreement with France, Britain and Germany that was supposed to yield economic benefits in exchange.
Yet in this trade round that was supposed to yield benefits to the world's poorer countries, the richer states want to pull the rug from under the developing world.
The aging of America was supposed to yield a huge bonanza for assisted-living and nursing home companies.
A well-orchestrated team depends on everyone doing their job, at the time they are supposed to do it, yielding the results they are supposed to yield.
Size, after all, is supposed to yield economies of scale.
Even Martínez knows that the days he pitches are supposed to yield different results.
We're being told that somehow a fake "debate" within these boundaries is supposed to yield something good.
"The Holy or the Broken" comes with codes that, when scanned, are supposed to yield different versions of "Hallelujah".
Petitioners buy slips of papers inscribed with historical parables or sayings from ancient scholars, which are supposed to yield clues that will aid in decisions.
The app's real point, though, is its embrace of populist Web culture, in which votes and tags are supposed to yield a kind of collective wisdom.
