Sentence examples for bigger yields from inspiring English sources

As fishermen have been able to afford more sophisticated motorboats and nets, they have gone farther out to sea and caught bigger yields.

Farmers were originally attracted to the GMO varieties because they produced bigger yields than natural seeds, and were supposed to be weed-resistant.

But they also saved about $57,000 on fertilizer they no longer needed, and bigger yields mean about $107,000 in extra income.

Today's Retro Report video uses the story of a genetically modified tomato to show how over the last two decades, the mass production process has become more oriented toward serving farmers, looking for bigger yields and easy transport, than toward serving the consumer.

Authorities are trying to develop others that produce bigger yields or can resist insects without use of pesticides.

But don't let that headline number fool you, because plenty of midcaps throw off much bigger yields, like the 5.8% payer I'll show you in a second.

Treasury Prices Decline By Bloomberg News Treasury bond prices fell as a one-month rally left yields too low to entice investors, who instead bought nongovernment debt for its bigger yield to cushion against the risk of faster inflation.

Ireland gets one of the biggest yields per acre of any country.

New Zealand's smaller size, high labor costs and cool climate make it harder for the country to sustain the big yields that volume production requires, he added.

In a region where big yields are expected from vines, the 1997 Clos des Truffiers was made from an incredibly small harvest of one ton an acre.

When I looked into the utilities sector, I found a number of interesting possibilities, several of which have strong fundamentals and big yields.