Sentence examples for will bear results from inspiring English sources

I know that one day my efforts will bear results.

Now, the Republicans and the most sellout, cowardly Democrats are calling for drilling in offshore waters -- a transparent, dishonest solution that will not bear results for years.

As the market eventually "prices in" some of the aforementioned risks, I believe defensive positioning will bear good results for investors.

It's a refreshing approach by a company that could've easily been steamrolled by drastic changes in the retail market, and one that hopefully will bear interesting results in the future, too.

Only in the final stage of the consciousness process, when the mind has chosen to respond actively to its object in some way, actively present wholesome or unwholesome consciousness operates and constitutes karma that will bear future results.

At some point -- and for the sake of the future generations who will bear the results of our decisions, we hope it's sooner rather than later -- the government officials who place their bets on private finance will have to learn that putting corporate profits over the needs of climate-impacted people is a risk the rest of us are not willing to take.

"This invasion will bear no result but expansion of terrorism and extremism throughout the whole region".

Every action will leave its result; every cause will bear its effect.

Women in the study who died and had had severe sleep apnea were too few for researchers to draw a similar conclusion at this stage in the study, but researchers suspect that further research will bear the same results.

Perhaps Diane Ravitch's crusade to save the public school system in this country, of which she is the most conspicuous advocate among many others, will bear some positive results.

Flip a coin long enough and the results will bear out those odds.