Sentence examples for yielded returns from inspiring English sources

But even if no company makes the 2015 deadline to win the Google Prize, Dyar says the Google Lunar prize has already yielded returns on Earth.

His mom and dad yielded, returning to Nigeria without him.

Experts believe the bond system could help bridge the remaining gap, in an industry that can yield returns of at least 8% a year.

"There may be a perception that regeneration projects will not yield returns other than in the long term," explains Barbara Turnbull, RBS's senior director of property ventures.

But if his investment does not yield returns, there is a good chance that Russia will simply drop to the end of his long list of priorities.

It's a shotgun approach to investing that can yield returns.

He estimated that hospital buyouts could yield returns in the mid-teen percentages.

GMR's first two road projects earned returns of as much as 65% but the latest projects yield returns in single digits.

A RAND Corporation study commissioned by backers of the Cincinnati initiative estimates that every $1 invested in early childhood education yields returns of $2.50 to $4.20 in economic returns, such as savings from reduced spending on law enforcement.

We need to scale up cost effective interventions that can yield returns on a large scale.

With many new technologies and options available, breeders and breeding companies need accurate advice on the potential of each investment to yield returns.