Sentence examples for will yield successes from inspiring English sources

As valuations normalize and more disciplined investors pour money into more disciplined companies, it will yield successes that have a positive trickle down effect on the broader marketplace.

However, in light of this controversy, there seems to be a middle-of-the-road position that most clinicians can travel comfortably and that will yield success.

We've proven an idea we believed from the outset: that bringing together a talented team will yield success -- and that it's okay to want that success.

Michael gives her his pitch, but she does not believe his new venture will yield success and refuses to fund his company.

To assume that after the election, and now that the Republican party holds the reigns, that the same argument will spontaneously become effective does not strike me as a tactic that will yield success.

Still, determination seems to be the most dominant emotion in the room, and there's no doubt in my mind that tomorrow will yield many success stories.

But experts warn that this kind of approach, which uses a deep knowledge of biology to invent drugs, will not always yield success. "Just because you know how something works doesn't make it a good drug," says Brian Druker, a professor at Oregon Health & Science University who was key in developing Gleevec.

"He is convinced the threat is real … and success against Saddam will yield more regional success".

"He is convinced on two points: the threat is real; and success against Saddam will yield more regional success".

He added that even partial success "will yield valuable benefits".

Thus regardless of the procedure used for treatment evaluation, including the TDC-procedure, not completing the follow-up of all patients will yield some bias in success rate and therapy efficacy, i.e. both parameters will probably be slightly underestimated.