Sentence examples for has yielded more from inspiring English sources

No other team has yielded more than 13 goals.

The recycling of the metals has yielded more than £35m for the Treasury so far.

The test kitchen, a busy incubator, has yielded more than 900 recipes, with each dish photographed.

However, the question of season length is complex, and other research has yielded more ambiguous results.

But the crackdown in Serbia that followed the killing has yielded more, not fewer, detainees for The Hague.

The program, in place since April, has yielded more than 1,000 apparent fraud cases referred to the state police.

For the subsequent periods, the designations Neolithic Period (New Stone Age) and Chalcolithic Age (Copper-Stone Age) also are applied, but increasingly, as archaeology has yielded more-detailed cultural profiles for those periods, scholars have come to emphasize the subsistence bases of early societies e.g., hunting and gathering, pastoralism, and agriculture.

Those four all-female recruitment cycles have yielded more than 4,500 female applicants, yielding more than 40 female engineers at Andela.

Only the Nets had yielded more points, 112.

The Packers have given up 295 points — just nine teams have yielded more, including Detroit and Kansas City.

Few questions related to negotiation have yielded more attention and debate.