Sentence examples for about yielding from inspiring English sources

It's all about yielding.

He didn't care if other cars passed him, and he was good about yielding to big trucks and semis.

Most motorists seemed gracious about yielding the right-of-way, which came as something of a surprise.

To ease Mr. Bain's concerns about yielding control, Mr. Romney set up a complicated partnership structure that gave Mr. Bain the right to fire him.

But the concert, like Ms. McLachlan's songs, was about yielding and acceptance, and it was easy to succumb to each graceful, enveloping ballad.

Mr. York's arrival was seen as an effort by Mr. Kerkorian to demonstrate his seriousness about yielding more benefits for shareholders at Chrysler, which Mr. Kerkorian felt had not paid high enough dividends.

The end of the Iliad is, in other words, a narrative about grief yielding to mourning, about the way in which civilization responds to violence and horror.

At the time, two-year government bonds were yielding about 4.2percentt -- roughly the risk-free rate that Foot Locker assumed.

Additionally, the experimental data enrich the previous experimental work about polymer yielding surface in the principle stress space.

The RMSRE between ICON-GPU and ICON-CPU is about 10e−6, yielding a reasonable numerical accuracy of ICON-GPU compared to ICON-CPU.

It seems Americans are torn, possibly between ideals of free enterprise, the products and services that they use and enjoy which these large businesses provide, and their trepidations about companies yielding so much information and power.