Sentence examples for depress yields from inspiring English sources

Second, higher volatility in bond yields is to be expected after such a massive intervention by the central bank, even if that intervention would normally depress yields.

Mr. Hegarty said purchases of intermediate-term TIPS, those of 5 to 10 years, by foreign central banks had helped to depress yields in that sector.

Heat stress would significantly depress yields for them and other fruit and vegetable crops, which currently generate about $94 million annually, by mid-century.

These water depths depress yields by hindering tillering and plant growth, and can result in lodging and poor grain quality.

Another factor that may have depressed yields is erosion, exacerbated by intense summer downpours.

The Fed's aggressive easing has depressed yields, encouraging capital to flow elsewhere.

In the name of these latter two goals it forces banks to buy government bonds and purchases some itself, depressing yields.

The authors believe that too much heat especially, depresses yields, damages national GDP and increases aggressive behaviours.

When it co-occurs with rice, the crop suffers depressed yields, and, when co-harvested, the seeds of the weed degrade the quality of the harvested grain.

When the thickness of the films was doubled to ∼1 μm the tensile yield and ultimate strengths were slightly depressed (yield strength ∼1.3 GPa, ultimate tensile strength ∼1.45 GPa).

Fourth, the practice of dividing tubers into several pieces for seed, as was done again this spring, and as reported by farm managers, will also have to be done in spring 2012, not only depresses yield but also, without fungicide/bactericide dipping, encourages disease infestation.