Sentence examples for yield future from inspiring English sources

The spending increase may yield future leaps in knowledge, and garner Nobels, which are often awarded for work done several years earlier.

The show's five-way partnership model, spreading financial risk between two festivals, Opera Australia, Barking Gecko theatre and the West Australian Opera, may yield future Australian hits – and has already seeded a possible Australian export.

Tucked away in the many statistical tables at the Commerce Department are numbers on how much the government and the private sector spend on investment and research — on highways, software, medical research and other things likely to yield future benefits.

and PBS are taking that commitment a step further by creating the Diverse Voices Project, which will provide financial support to emerging filmmakers working on minority themes that may yield future "P.O.V".

This model of collaboration may offer a way to advance population health at present, while creating streams of innovation that can yield future social and financial dividends in enhancing the public's health more widely.

Past supply has generally been able to keep up with past demand, but current growth rates in production are simply too low to yield future equality, and the necessary ramp-up of production is difficult to achieve (Department of Energy, 2011).

Dobrowolsky and Jenson (2004) and Dobrowolsky and Saint-Martin (2009) have called attention to the Canadian state's social investment perspective (investment in the early years yields future economic returns), child poverty and welfare reform strategy in the 1990s.

A mechanism-based approach is most likely to yield the future breakthroughs in the treatment of uveitis.

And that today's investments will yield significant future savings -- in terms of both dollars and lives.

Whereas mums-to-be who are in good enough condition to carry and care for a fawn, but not in the peak condition likely to yield a future king of the forest, tend to have daughters.

A key notion regarding the desirability of undertaking parasite eradication from this perspective is that incurring immediate costs is expected to yield high future long-term benefits.