yield fruit

For example, flowers will most often yield fruit or seeds.

Each new vine planted can yield fruit for 50-100 years.

These efforts were initially unsuccessful, but yielded fruit in 1940 and 1941.

Replacement vines can take years to grow to yield fruit.

These efforts finally yielded fruit in 1971 when Congress enacted the legislation creating the park.

Negotiations to find common ground have not yielded fruit.

It's disappointing to see that these efforts have not yielded fruit."

Gooseberry bushes can yield fruit for 30 or more years.

Whether any of those projects yielded fruit is uncertain.

But the rate of that investment is slowing down and the investments are starting to yield fruit.

Its leaves stay green and it doesn't cease from yielding fruit".

"The electoral system can yield fruit only in some place like the United States - not here."

But Crowder, 30, says she is hopeful her petition will yield fruit.

Anyone who works hard will find that their effort will yield fruit," she added.

The tree took eight roots, yielded fruits and seeds.

It can yield fruits for fifty to sixty years.

Since this year the sacrifices have begun to yield fruit, giving the first signs of an exit from the crisis.

Even damaged vines may produce secondary buds that will yield fruit.

"No pressure, because this process will yield fruit only once we all try to achieve the objectives we have set for ourselves."

Old vines, properly managed, yield fruit that translates into more complex wines.

I don't see Tiger yielding fruit quickly enough.

• By the late 1990s, proposals fell more in line with donors' demands: years of teaching and learning yielded fruit.

Though the flowers yield fruits the plant mostly reproduces vegetatively.

Directors noted that these policies have yielded fruit.