Sentence examples for example will yield from inspiring English sources

Plotting out percent water creates a series of S curves for different solid-mass weights: a solid mass of 10 combined with a water weight of 10, for example, will yield a 50 percent watermelon.

Going to the market to buy watermelon in July, for example, will yield a much cheaper buy than off season.

That rules out even the "borrowing to invest" that chancellors have often argued for, on the basis that investment in the right kind of infrastructure for example – roads, railways, hospitals – will yield benefits for decades ahead, which will be enjoyed by the very future taxpayers whose earnings will be tapped to pay off the costs.

For example, a block of 1024 sequences will yield 1024 names, 1024 DNA strings and 1024 quality strings.

For example, a 6 inch (15.2 cm) diameter will yield about 2.8 ounces.

For example, continuous viewing of a single unchanging stimulus will yield a procession of theta cycles in which the content represented on each cycle remains the same.

For example, a geometrical form created by the human dancer will yield an L-shaped movement from the machines, while more dimensional movements will yield a twisting response.

For example, 1000 individuals recruited to an intervention with R=0.2 will yield 1250 participants over five generations of viral diffusion.

For example, a search for "computer desk" and "office desk" will yield plenty of desk ideas, as will "office chairs" and "desk chairs".

Example: If you sell language dictionaries, using the word "dictionary" will yield an avalanche of search results, though most won't have anything to do with language dictionaries.

Using a tight definition of which people to count as likely voters likely will yield a higher forecast for Trump, for example.