Sentence examples for a better yield from inspiring English sources

Chief investment officer, Gary Steinberg, says: "It provides a better yield than other asset classes and is reasonably priced.

Ridley developed an improved method of tapping rubber trees that resulted in a better yield of latex.

Your chances of getting a better yield, not to mention better flavor, are directly proportional to how far the asparagus has traveled.

Meanwhile, older savers who have piled into bond funds as they pay a better yield could see them decline in value.

Because of better weather and therefore a better yield, 166.5 million bushels of wheat were harvested in Oklahoma this spring, a 10-year high.

If solar gives a better yield in Spain than in UK, what is the point of paying industry to install solar panels in UK?

Efficient enzymes have led to more cost-effective fermentation, and genetically modified high-starch corn has a better yield (and so needs less processing in the plant and fewer herbicides in the field).

Union officials said the reorganization would be more efficient and would lead to quicker decision making and lower administrative costs, which they say should help lead to a better yield on the pension funds.

For many people, "this has to be one of the most frustrating interest rate environments, because the yields are so low that you have to be careful not to just reach out and take on more risk just to get a better yield," said Edward Yardeni, an investment strategist.

Can you invest at a better yield than that?

This may led to a better yield of product formation.