Sentence examples for have yielded roughly from inspiring English sources

To date, there have been 22,000 consults, and participating hospitals have yielded roughly $1,400 of savings per patient episode.

So far the ratio of Time to Manuscript (T2M) has yielded roughly one "great book" every seven years.

The 7.5 gallons would have yielded about 480,000 doses, making the total amount seized worth roughly $4.8 million.

Those efforts have yielded results.

Other polls have yielded slightly different results.

To an extent, Blanc might have yielded.

His walks have yielded several hundred dollars.

Today's report puts a final touch on a piece of diplomacy that Mr. Clinton began at the start of his second term and which has yielded unexpected fruits: roughly $7 billion in funds promised to Holocaust victims and their heirs by governments and companies throughout Europe.

Caria itself has yielded a limited number of texts, dated roughly to the 6th through 4th centuries.

So say you had roughly 30% of your portfolio in gold, you would've yielded almost 10% with a lot less volatility in the marketplace.

That in itself has yielded a generation who see themselves as innovators as well as interpreters; which is roughly what we mean by "director's theatre".