Sentence examples for ground to yield from inspiring English sources

Other works that have trod this terrain, including Mona Simpson's "Anywhere but Here" and Janet Fitch's "White Oleander" (not to mention the film "Tumbleweeds"), have proved that it's fertile enough ground to yield distinctive, moving stories.

Ten liters of extraction buffer was added to 5 kg of N. benthamiana and the tissue was ground to yield 11.4 L of initial extract containing 2599.73 mg of GRFT for a total of 519.9 mg of GRFT per kg of plant material (Table  2).

However, these very young molecular estimates rely on procedures expected on external grounds to yield artefactually young dates.

We asked students to predict, and justify, which hunting ground they expected to yield more metaphors and to test their prediction by developing an explicit search methodology.

Jefferson once wrote, “The natural progress of things is for government to gain ground and liberty to yield.” Most would have been amazed that the system prevailed for about 150 years.

The latter undergoes collisional energy transfer with ground state O2Σ to yield reactive O2Δ.

"This was the last game at Bristol until September, and Gloucestershire will probably be happier on grounds more likely to yield a result".

While Mr. Wen refused to yield ground on the yuan, he struck a conciliatory tone about another issue important to E.U. leaders: global warming.

I'm surprised by what The School for Scandal became in 2011 – but I'm more surprised by the critics' refusal to yield ground.

Some argue that the U.S. cannot afford to yield ground in Helmand taken by the Marines last year, before the current counterinsurgency approach was fully cooked.

Saturday pay is the last major issue in the contract dispute, but both sides are extremely reluctant to yield ground, with the eventual outcome likely to set a precedent for contract offers to other NHS staffing groups.