Sentence examples for in yields to from inspiring English sources

Walport went on to suggest that the proposed ban would cause "severe reductions in yields to struggling European farmers and economies".

It may seem unkind to flog a dead investment bank, but he attributed much of the inflation in yields to paper on the books of Lehman Brothers hitting the market day after day.

The risk is of a rise in yields to something like the historical norm of 4-6% and a fall in price that will translate into a negative return.

At yesterday's Pimco briefing, Andrew Balls commented that is is not clear the Bank of Japan can control the process balancing a rise in yields to normal levels, reflecting a better economy, with the negative impact on government finances.

On June 3rd Ben Bernanke, the Fed chairman, put some of the increase in yields down to concern about surging government borrowing.But the Fed attributes most of the increase in yields to investors abandoning the safety of Treasuries for riskier investments as economic optimism rises.

It says many of the impacts identified in the 2007 report continue to be of concern; they include shifts in the ranges of thousands of terrestrial and marine species, reductions in yields to maize and wheat, and threats to marine ecosystems from acidification and warming of surface waters.

Ten-year treasuries declined in yield to 2.3% from over 4.0%.

The increase in yield strength was higher than that in tensile strength, suggesting an increase in yield to tensile strength ratio and a decrease in elongation.

An increase in alcohol concentration from 1 2 to 4 1 caused a decrease in yield to 18.45%, after 48 h of reaction time, and a variation of L from 1 to 10% caused an increase in yield to 32.2%.

A Nov. 25 Reuters poll suggested investors would expect to demand an extra 25 basis points in yield to hold Italian debt over its German equivalent if the reform is rejected, with the euro dipping 1.25percentt.

The linear relationship between catheterization rate and high-risk yield was similarly demonstrated in British Columbia and Nova Scotia and appears to extend, without a plateau in yield, to rates over 800 procedures per 100,000 population.