While his push for McConnell to repeal Obamacare did not yield results, Trump's pressure on criminal justice reform did yield results in the Senate.
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When law enforcement takes domestic abuse seriously, it can yield results.
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And, yep, most of the time, working hard does yield results.
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Will the ceasefire yield results or is it a stalling tactic?
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It will take several years for her research to yield results.
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Officials said that an inquiry would take time to yield results.
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Reorganisation—if the board supports it—could take years to yield results.
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But it remains uncertain if any of their efforts will yield results.
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Getting reimbursed by a local government is time consuming but can yield results.
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But the changes could take years to yield results for the average worker.
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Two of them are on track to potentially yield results in early April.
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If you keep mining the vitriol, at some point, it doesn't yield results.
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One reason is that going public can yield results when private warnings have failed.
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I believe it is trying to work with current production cut to yield results.
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After she bolted down her portfolio, some of those protections began to yield results.
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The administration may be justified in claiming that it's efforts are beginning to yield results.
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Even a full-throttled effort is unlikely to yield results in the first couple of years.
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Yet even if the going is tougher than the Tories imagined, the strategy may still yield results.
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And even if his supporters could forgive the sudden change of tone, it probably wouldn't yield results.
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These companies are willing to work with law enforcement and believe that concerted action could yield results.
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All these issues could serve as the core agenda of an ongoing dialogue that can yield results.
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So there is no blueprint yet of how a politician has used the medium to yield results.
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Rees said an R&D revamp made sense but it would take 5-7 years to yield results.
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Speaking in the Azeri capital of Baku, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said sanctions would not yield results.
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Nasrallah the Hezbollah leader earlier this year said increasing U.S. pressure on the group would not yield results.
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The small incomes these gardens and other farming techniques can generate also yield results that go beyond nutrition.
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These efforts, however, didn't yield results and the company reported a 5.83 percent drop in same-store sales.
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But when the whisper network moves onto social media platforms, accusations can gather momentum and quickly yield results.
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Here's this morning's HillCast AM View : Booming economy may not yield results GOP is hoping for. http://bit.
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Some activists and officials hold out hope that next September's European Union summit with China will yield results.
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A last-ditch effort to make these companies repurchase shares will only yield results in 2016/17, said Kumar.
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No one wins in a trade war, and manufacturing workers are hopeful the administration's approach will quickly yield results.
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Kim has warned he could take an unspecified "new path" if negotiations with the United States don't yield results.
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Trade talks, which have been ongoing since last year, largely failed to yield results and fell apart in May.
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I didn't go to art school and I wasn't pursuing it in a way that would traditionally yield results.
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Rich Feltes, vice president for research at R.J. O'Brien, said early yield results for U.S. soybeans have been impressive.
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However, others have pointed out that searching for PewDiePie online, including via China's search engine Baidu, still yield results.
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The lab can yield results in about eight hours and is testing patients from several hospitals around Washington State.
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The two-step approach may yield results more quickly, as there is bipartisan support for reforming the corporate tax scheme.
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But once again, I am opening a track that I don't think will yield results in 73 or 24 months.
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Strong and steady pressure combined with open dialogue may take time to yield results but will ultimately be more fruitful.
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And Lopez had to make all of these investments up front, with no guarantee that the changes would yield results.
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"When those searches failed to yield results, we expanded our search to look for kinship-based matches," Mr. Medrano said.
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Vogelstein said that in the decade to come, the data provided by such projects would finally start to yield results.
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"We are ready, if the talks don't yield results, to apply sanctions firmly, and they know it," Le Drian told reporters.
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A trade team led by Ross met with EU economic officials on Wednesday, but those efforts apparently did not yield results.
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A new round of Astana talks is due on March 14, although the last round in February failed to yield results.
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Miller would take over command of the conflict at a time when the Trump administration's strategy is struggling to yield results.
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Bruce Irvin and second-round pick Jihad Ward hypothetically bring more pass rush, but Irvin's hybrid role didn't always yield results.
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Kudryavets declined to comment on the price of the future contract, but said she hoped the talks would yield results soon.
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Kudryavets declined to comment on the price of the future contract, but said she hoped the talks would yield results soon.
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Unlike many celebrity health endorsements seen today, this one might actually be a method that could yield results in people's life.
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But experts say that even systemic changes, like greater oversight of officers' use of force, can be slow to yield results.
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Those security measures, if insufficient, could be beefed up — a smaller investment than war, yet one more likely to yield results.
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Diplomats say Macron believes ostracising Moscow will not yield results given its importance on the world stage and role in world crises.
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Diplomats say Macron believes ostracizing Moscow will not yield results given its importance on the world stage and role in world crises.
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Shares in both firms fell on the news, perhaps because the deal is likely to yield results only over the long term.
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Even if Mr Kerry persuades the warring parties to extend the ceasefire, there is little chance that peace talks will yield results.
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Online searches, however, often still yield results of holistic medicines purported to affect the virus, such as elderberries, oregano oil and frankincense.
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"We are ready, if the talks don't yield results, to apply sanctions firmly, and they know it," Jean-Yves Le Drian told reporters.
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Efforts to enlist Israel's Sunni Arab neighbors, who share Israeli concerns about Shi'ite Iran, to help rejuvenate peacemaking, have yet to yield results.
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Trump in a tweet praised Pompeo's efforts and stressed that upcoming talks aimed at the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula would yield results.
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While China's intelligence operations may perennially bedevil U.S. investigators, senior DOJ officials appeared confident Thursday that exposing Beijing's economic espionage would yield results.
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When our representatives started negotiating with the United States in 2018, our confidence that the talks would yield results was close to zero.
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She also predicted that India's manufacturing sector will likely improve in 2020 as the corporate tax cuts for new manufacturing companies yield results.
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"We wanted to see a particular immune picture that would suggest that a big efficacy trial would be likely to yield results," she said.
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In that dream scenario, you could make the case that everything is working, and that having advisors with high profiles is helping yield results.
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All sides are hopeful that a second summit will revive negotiations that have stalled in recent months, and yield results for their respective interests.
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This latest venture, though, seems more likely to yield results speedily, and Lowe's says it kept the suit simple to make it easy to improve.
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It's not hard for a trainer to look like a superstar if you're new to exercise, as just about anything you do will yield results.
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In that world, Lesbos becomes a case study for how society can spring to action quickly, effectively, and yield results using all available resources efficiently.
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"[Merchandise] rebalancing is beginning to yield results at core Chico's, and we see the other divisions following suit," he said in a note to clients.
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SEIU's funding and support have helped yield results through a region-by-region, city-by-city push for higher wages in the absence of federal action.
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He was perfectly willing to jettison his professed commitment to originalism in cases where an originalist approach would yield results contrary to his conservative political agenda.
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The company said earlier this year that a new strategy focused on more collections and classic looks would yield results from the second half of 2018.
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At the start of the outbreak, all coronavirus tests were conducted through the CDC, a process that could take a week or longer to yield results.
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The U.S. Defense Department recently received a recommendation that the government develop tactical nuclear weapons with "low yield" results that can be deployed within smaller battlefield areas.
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Horizon Nuclear Power, the company's UK nuclear division, said the decision was made after several years of negotiations over financing with UK authorities failed to yield results.
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Systems like AlphaFold, while flashy, show off advanced techniques that are exciting to researchers, but unlikely to yield results that can be quickly turned into new drugs.
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"Schumer's all about bipartisanship," said a senior Democratic aide who questioned whether letting the traditionally secretive Senate Intelligence Committee take the lead on Russia would yield results.
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All the digging in the world may not yield results, as Dean Baquet, the bureau chief from 2007 to 2011 and now The Times's executive editor, noted.
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Three Turkish officials who spoke to Reuters expressed impatience that the talks have yet to yield results, and warned that Ankara was ready to act on its own.
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BEIRUT, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Lebanese President Michel Aoun said on Wednesday that efforts to solve the country's "government formation crisis" would yield results in the next two days.
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Voters seemed more interested in staying the course and giving Mr. Abe's economic policies more time to yield results than in the debate over rewriting Japan's pacifist policies.
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Oil prices soared more than 2% after the EIA report, though they gradually trimmed gains on investor doubts over the chances that the trade talks will yield results.
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Unlike standard antibiotic susceptibility tests that take three or more days, Selux's powerful algorithm can yield results within hours of a pathogen being identified from a patient sample.
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In short, CON restrictions yield results exactly opposite those they are intended to, protecting market incumbents and subjecting consumers to higher monopoly prices without a corresponding quality increase.
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Further Army research into low- and high-frequency weapons, which developers hoped would "liquefy the bowels," apparently failed to yield results, although conspiracy theories proliferate on the Internet.
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Speaking at a launching ceremony for the vessel, Donmez also warned "external actors" cooperating with the Cypriot government, saying they should not pursue "illusions" that will not yield results.
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Another market observer said the expected meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping during the upcoming G-20 summit is unlikely to yield results.
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"An investigation did not yield results," says an Afghan Ministry of Defense spokesman, who states that Laghmani was still penalized and is no longer employed by the air force.
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On the trade front, meanwhile, China's top diplomat said the country is willing to buy more U.S. products and that trade talks wih the United States would yield results.
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But that desperate shift in strategy failed to yield results, and Harris couldn't recreate the magic of the June debate in later exchanges, where her opponents were better prepared.
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On the trade front, meanwhile, China's top diplomat said the country is willing to buy more U.S. products and that trade talks with the United States would yield results.
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"What we've heard is very encouraging, and it gives hope, I think, to the rest of the world that actions taken against this virus can yield results," she said.
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The head of the Russian delegation, Alexander Lavrentyev, told reporters talks had been heated because of the mistrust between the parties, but he remained optimistic that Tuesday could yield results.
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In the absence of an effective intervention that could yield results quickly, it would be foolish to dismiss affirmative action because it runs counter to the idea of a meritocracy.
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And Mulvaney -- a former three-term congressman who entered the job promising more political savvy than his predecessor -- is now under pressure to prove his management style will yield results.
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While Miocic has been very good at circling off the cage and avoiding men who want to trap him there, consciously and consistently working towards it should yield results eventually.
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Like professional V-line massages, these gadgets are meant to be used over time to yield results, and many Korean beauty bloggers have their own blends of techniques and tools.
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IBM shares also edged higher in extended trading after beating analysts' expectations "as the company's shift to high-growth areas such as cloud-based services begins to yield results," reported Reuters.
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The study, which is expected to yield results by autumn 2020, "lays the foundations for collaboration and invites others to participate in our discussions," Britain's Defence Procurement Minister Stuart Andrew said.
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Indeed, the recent announcement of a refurbished North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) — the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement — may comfort the administration in believing that its hawkish trade tactics yield results.
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Seven summers came and went without recovery and just two years after Obama's big government spending project failed to yield results, he admitted expectations for the stimulus package were grossly overestimated.
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He's derided North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, as "rocket man," including during a speech at the United Nations, and has downplayed the prospects that diplomatic negotiations with Kim could yield results.
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Tygart said that "the milk had been spilt" over the RUSADA re-admission and he was now hoping that access WADA has been granted to the tainted Moscow laboratory would yield results.
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Anti-ballistic missiles considered for South Korea Ballistic missile defense will be taken to even greater heights if U.S.-South Korea talks to deploy the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense yield results.
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Some insiders are skeptical the review will yield results, but now Uber has come under more pressure after the sexual harassment scandal at Fox News led to the ouster of Bill O'Reilly.
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Time and research will determine if efforts of African governments and tech companies to encourage digital payments over physical currency yield results in halting the spread of COVID-19 on the continent.
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In the survey, a large majority (77 percent) welcomed the approach to push for a European solution, but only a third (32 percent) said such a plan would work and soon yield results.
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Brownfield pointed to falling homicides in Honduras, where the murder rate has dropped to 59 killings per 100,000 people last year from 90.4 in 2012, as evidence it is starting to yield results.
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The authors, thankfully, define terms like the "third degree" (it follows after the initial round of questioning by the arresting officer and the second round, by the assigned detective, fail to yield results).
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Corning, which also took a one-time $1.8 billion charge in the quarter due to the U.S. tax code overhaul, expects the investments to yield results in the second half of the year.
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Rather than relying only on blood tests, which are in limited supply and can take take days to yield results, officials have started including diagnoses made via CT scans in their daily case totals.
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It is easy to feel sorry for the hapless clients throwing money at a sexual script that may never yield results, but O'Neill is convinced that there is little to recommend about the business.
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Yet even after Britain accused Russia of orchestrating a nerve-gas attack on its soil - further souring EU-Russia ties - Macron has continued to stress that despite differences, ostracising Moscow would not yield results.
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Other industry specialists, however, said that Altice investors might be overreacting and that the company's high capital expenditure, expected to total 4 billion euros this year, would eventually yield results in the longer term.
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CL: A common justification for the ban was that federal dollars were being used to fund "advocacy research," or research that was designed to yield results that could then be used by gun control champions.
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Maas explains that on the main "tube" porn sites, even a simple search for "threesome" could yield results featuring step siblings, or other taboo-themed content, which may or may not not be your thing.
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When asked whether such efforts would soon yield results, Nasser declined to give specifics but said he is optimistic the number of tech companies listed on the SGX would grow beyond the current 84 this year.
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MUMBAI, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Shares in India's Reliance Industries rose on Friday, a day after the conglomerate reported record quarterly numbers that showed the strategy to diversify beyond refining and petrochemicals was beginning to yield results.
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While pot companies wait on the sidelines as more and more states legalize marijuana within their own boundaries, Linton said clearing CBD is a "great first step" because CBD research can yield results helpful for THC.
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One Democratic leadership aide told CNN that at this point, the key role of leaders is to help each of the committees coordinate their efforts so that investigations are targeted and yield results, not just rhetoric.
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In addition to having enough cachet to get away with taking an unconventional route through the late innings, a manager has to have the analytical and instinctive components―otherwise all that theory is unlikely to yield results.
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Stopping someone on the basis of race was a recipe for false positives; stopping on the basis of actual suspicious behavior, on the other hand, would yield results, which is what happened when police stopped white residents.
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Above all, the White House should make no mistake about how critical diplomatic success on some form of denuclearization has become for the North Koreans, and make the commitment to a sustained diplomacy that can yield results.
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Unless you professionalize the federations and the Indian Olympic Association, and unless they start becoming more accountable, responsible and transparent, and appoint the right people, no amount of funding, no amount of effort, no committee will yield results.
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But an episode earlier in the day highlighted the challenges that Abe faces in cultivating an ally in Trump, whose deeply personal view of diplomacy has led to ample displays of friendship that sometimes fail to yield results.
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The USSEC's chief executive, Sutter, said the announcement of a preliminary U.S. trade deal with Mexico this week gave him confidence that U.S. President Donald Trump's sometimes aggressive approach to trade negotiations may ultimately yield results with China.
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Dabbling with segments and trying to make sense of patterns, clusters of advocate traits, or the trial and error approach may have worked in the past, but the current political conditions will not yield results for passive participation.
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Macron said last week the "yellow vest" crisis had mushroomed just as he went through a "death valley" phase: when the first reforms had been unveiled but before they had a chance to yield results or show their benefit.
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China's top diplomat said on Thursday that China was willing to buy more U.S. products, and trade talks would yield results if both sides "take more enthusiastic measures" to show goodwill and reduce "pessimistic language" in their trade dispute.
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Dena Bank Chairman Ashwani Kumar, however, expected bad loan additions and provisions to be lower in the current quarter than the last quarter, hoping a "war room" set up by the bank to monitor and recover troubled loans will yield results.
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Nathan Thrall, a highly regarded Israel-Palestine analyst at the International Crisis Group, argues in a new book, The Only Language They Understand: Forcing Compromise in Israel and Palestine, that this is the kind of approach least likely to yield results.
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There has been high management turnover and while the newly-appointed management has relevant experience to run the bank and is actively addressing key shortfalls, it will take some time for the bank's strategy to be fully implemented and yield results.
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N). Driving the trend are struggling mutual fund managers who support the deal campaigns to lock-in a positive return, and the decreasing number of targets where a quick fix can yield results, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Capital Connection" on Tuesday, Scaramucci said Trump will be "very tough to beat" if three things work out: The U.S. economy continues to grow, the president's border security strategy excites his political base, and his foreign policies yield results.
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Cybersecurity firm McAfee recently released its annual list of most dangerous celebrities, based on online searches for actresses, singers, and other high-profile people whose names yield results leading users to viruses, malware, and websites that can access your personal information and data.
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Candace Goehring, who oversees Washington State's inspectors as director of residential care services, said the investigations were not far enough along to yield results, but said Life Care Centers of Kirkland has had good inspection reports for overall quality in the past.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - China's top diplomat said on Thursday that China was willing to buy more U.S. products, and said trade talks would yield results if both sides "take more enthusiastic measures" to show goodwill and reduce "pessimistic language" in their trade dispute.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - China's top diplomat said on Thursday that China was willing to buy more U.S. products, and said trade talks would yield results if both sides "take more enthusiastic measures" to show goodwill and reduce "pessimistic language" in their trade dispute.
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Trump's plan to convince the Hermit Kingdom to give up its nukes apparently involves fronting huge benefits, then hoping that the better vibes, and Kim's newfound status as a budding diplomatic rockstar, yield results down the road for the U.S., analysts said.
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"On the one hand, demand policies alone will not restore sustainable growth; but on the other hand, policies to strengthen competition and innovation, spur job creation and repair financial systems to fund investment will only yield results if there is enough growth, " the report said.
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This kind of study is expensive and requires decades of monitoring (not to mention involves its own ethical dilemmas, considering the probable findings), but the EPA has spent millions aiding in the funding of university epidemiological studies that are now starting to yield results.
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These measures are beginning to yield results: Pollution in Beijing dropped by a startling 53 percent in the last three months of 2017 compared to the same period a year earlier, returning this winter's sky to the hue of crisp blue I remember from childhood.
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NEW YORK, Sept 26 (Reuters) - China's top diplomat said on Thursday that China was willing to buy more U.S. products and said trade talks would yield results if both sides "take more enthusiastic measures" to show goodwill and reduce "pessimistic language" in the trade dispute.
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Today's ISM manufacturing report, with its headline number of 54.7, provides early evidence that the post-election enthusiasm regarding a pickup in the economy, as signaled by a variety of business and consumer confidence surveys, may already be beginning to yield results in terms of actual activity.
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Whenever a large number of surveys are conducted using proper random sampling techniques, a handful are all but guaranteed to yield results far from the consensus: of every 643 polls with a margin of error of three percentage points, you'd expect one to miss by six or more.
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His task is to convince a wary Democratic electorate that he is more than what his resume proclaims — a wealthy, longtime establishment political donor whose insider connections helped him land an ambassadorship — and that his brand of pragmatic-yet-progressive politics is both sincere and able to yield results.
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Lukoil Vice President Leonid Fedun said he expected a global oil surplus to dry up in the second half of the year and is hopeful a meeting of leading producers in Doha on April 23.6 for talks about a deal to freeze output to support the market will yield results.
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" The President continued to suggest he was considering the possibility on Sunday as weekend negotiations led by Pence failed to yield results, but when asked by reporters upon his return from Camp David if he had a timeline for doing so, he said, "We'll be letting you know fairly soon.
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Washington (CNN)The US ambassador to Afghanistan will leave his post Monday, a State Department official said, a "long-planned" but notable departure that comes as attempts at peace talks with the Taliban have yet to yield results and a crisis between the US and Iran threatens security and stability in the broader region.
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While it waits for some of its defensive changes to yield results, the A.C.C. is being carried by six players — Clemson's Deshaun Watson, Florida State's Deondre Francois, North Carolina's Mitch Trubinsky, Virginia Tech's Jerod Evans, Miami's Brad Kaaya and Louisville's Jackson — who are on the watch list for the Manning Award, which goes to the nation's top quarterback.
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