Sentence examples for yield victory from inspiring English sources

By invoking the victories of Sadiq Khan in London and Marvin Rees in Bristol, he was showing that a social movement can yield victory at the ballot box.

We venerate Ulysses S. Grant because he refused to flinch from taking enormous casualties if he was convinced it would yield victory.

Jack Harrison's fourth goal of the season was enough to yield victory but on another day Marcelo Bielsa's side – who racked up 28 shots but only six on target – could have steamrollered to victory over Sheffield Wednesday in a Yorkshire derby played at a frenetic pace from start to finish.

But National Football League economics are far healthier than the N.H.L.'s It will be instructive to see how long Wang and Kumar view the Islanders as a noneconomic endeavor if their player investments do not yield victories and a new arena remains an unfulfilled dream.

And the second Iraq war hasn't yielded victory, nor is it likely to.

Eventually, belatedly, the hosts began to target Liverpool down the flanks and created several openings that should have yielded victory.

Manager Mixu Paatelainen insists Dundee United must replicate the desire that yielded victory over Hearts if they are to have any chance of staying up.

The industry's heavy spending yielded victories in only California and Missouri, where voters rejected tax increases.

While the first days of the operation yielded victories across Daraa and the Golan Heights, the SAA fought back with fierce aerial bombardments and, most devastating for those on the ground, more and more barrels crammed with explosives rolled out of low-flying helicopters.

Then determine which combinations of states could yield a victory.

But the election may not yield a victory for either side, at least not right away.