Sentence examples for could not yield from inspiring English sources

But all that volume could not yield a profit.

Haines claimed that the town's zoning for large-lot, single-family homes could not yield to allow apartments.

Further increase of the wall thermal conductivity beyond 80 W/(m·K) could not yield an additional increase in stability.

The Palestinians should realize that terror could not yield any gain beyond what Israel was ready to negotiate at Camp David in July 2000.

Under the deal's terms, Iran accepted that the Arak reactor would be reconfigured so it could not yield fissile plutonium usable in a nuclear bomb.

Such investigations therefore could not yield pragmatic solutions quick enough to help me locate my car in the parking lot or my keys maybe inside it.

It wasn't in a standard savings account, so they couldn't yield to the temptation to take it out again.

Notably, the coupling of CO2 with cyclohexene oxide is a rather difficult reaction, and it could not give a high yield of cyclic carbonate as well over other catalysts [32, 33].

Unquestionably, said the "anti-Stratfordians", as they came to be known, the recorded life of the man called Shakespeare could not possibly yield the astonishing universality and dazzling invention of the canon.

It is demonstrated that the proposed NILM, which takes the stiffness hardening effect into consideration, could not only yield better results than the LMSM does, but also exhibit satisfying timesaving property over the nonlinear RHA.

The functional characterization of these proteins could not only yield important new findings in reevaluating the resistance mechanism of chickpea during Foc1 infection but also help in directing crop improvement programs by using breeding and genetic engineering techniques.