Word: yielding
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While the 49-year-old Nasser's aggressive cost-cutting initiatives have made him a darling of Wall Street, the Ford family believes it is critical to have one of their own at the helm to ensure that the company pursues markets and strategies that may not yield a swift payoff but are necessary for remaining competitive long after earnings statements are released. As Bill Jr. puts it, "A Ford has the luxury of managing for the long term...
Dominguez said last week that his most recent lunch would probably not yield a listed course until Fall 1999--"Professor X is not underemployed," he says...
...clear whether the President expects his initiative to yield policy recommendations or to simply be a cathartic process,? says Donnelly, ?Cynics might ask what practical results are going to come out of all of this.? Well for one, Bill Clinton could write his own ticket on daytime TV come...
Morgan writes quite a bit about freedom in his opinion piece. An oft-repeated axiom notes that with freedom comes responsibility. A responsible look at the labor dispute would yield a more complicated situation than Morgan's one-sided view. --Carole W. Tomko, Senior Vice President for Human Resources, Cardinal Health, Inc., Peabody, Mass...
Despite the more or less chronological arrangements of the poems, Collected Poetry and Prose sheds little light on the composition of Stevens' poetic self. Letters and journals yield some understanding of Stevens-the-man, but these are never placed side by side with the contemporaneous poetry, nor are annotations provided to draw parallels between the poems and relevant passages in the correspondence. At the very end of the collection, the editors include a meager notes section and an exhaustive but thoroughly unenlightening chronology...