Sentence examples for are now yielding from inspiring English sources

Reforms are now yielding fruit.

Since then the price has fallen, and the same bonds are now yielding 3.1%.

Corn fields that typically average 150 bushels an acre are now yielding just 30 or 40, local farmers say.

In Britain, many European countries, a sovereign guarantee still carries credibility — 10-year gilts are now yielding just 2.3 percent.

Early summer strawberries are now yielding to sweet corn (50 cents an ear), ripe tomatoes ($4.95 a pound) and crisp Kirby cucumbers ($1.75 a pound).

In 1976, while under investigation for art fraud, he committed suicide by overdosing on sleeping pills, leaving behind boxes of paperwork that are now yielding some truths.

They're now yielding much less than short-term bonds.

In 2003 alone, output jumped by 12%.But this strategy is now yielding diminishing returns.

Because 10-year Greek debt is now yielding more than 8 percent, those who have purchased Greek bonds recently would take a significant loss.

Representative Paul D. Ryan's selection as the Republican vice-presidential nominee is now yielding something Mitt Romney's campaign can do without: second-guessing about how Mr. Ryan is being put to use.

The main thing, though, was la crise agricole, which was all anybody could talk about, and which meant that — because of a complicated chain of geopolitical events that had resulted in an oversupply — a litre of milk, on which a farmer needs to earn thirty-five centomes to break even, was now yielding him twenty-nine.