Sentence examples for has yielded in from inspiring English sources
In Greece, a military dictatorship has yielded in favor of a democratic civilian regime.
By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, August 12 , 1974P. 25 In Greece, a military dictatorship has yielded in favor of a democratic civilian regime.
The Patriots' defense brutalized Manning and the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday with four interceptions, three by Law, tying the most Manning has yielded in a game.
The New Yorker, August 12 , 1974P. 25 In Greece, a military dictatorship has yielded in favor of a democratic civilian regime.
The method has yielded in real measurements and computer simulations sensible and consistent glare values.
Pursuit of the amyloid cascade hypothesis has yielded in depth insight into how APP processing actually occurs.
Nevertheless, the studies have yielded in-depth information on how mammals respond across developmental stages and through several generations to estrogenic compounds at exposures relevant to human health.
Beginning in 1978, these vines have yielded in certain vintages some of America's most savory, nuanced gewürztraminers.
How could we afford it?" But as cities, towns and farms north of here have yielded in the past few weeks to the Mississippi's tremendous flooding, scientists have again emphasized a sharp increase in flooding in recent history.
Both columns have yielded in both cases under 0.6 g.
After weeks of intense media coverage, U.S. protests have still been smaller than G20 meetings or political conventions have yielded in recent years.
