Sentence examples for keep yielding from inspiring English sources

The firms are still assuming that their pension-fund assets will keep yielding between 4.5% and 5.5%, although long-term bond yields are scarcely more than 2%.

If the OGC were high enough as the precursor, the tungsten oxide nanorods would keep yielding.

These deposits would not be part of sovereign money and would keep yielding a positive interest rate (once we exit the current liquidity trap).

And as long as we keep making those blow them up, tie them down, cut them off, intolerant, violent films -- and don't even get me started on video games -- we'll keep yielding the same results.

"Something about Dreiser keeps yielding more," said Mr. Lingeman, executive editor of The Nation.

Death kept yielding to renewal, with the inexorable magic of a thaw, in the songs that filled out Bill Callahan's show at the Allen Room on Wednesday night.

"The Winton formation keeps yielding this amazing material and it's showing such a great diversity of titanosaurs that were around in Australia in this middle cretaceous period," Long said.

Ötzi is the 5,300 year old man found in the Italian Alps in 1991, and he keeps yielding secrets.

Probes that were selected at least once were kept, yielding 44 probes that were considered for further analysis.

The expanding research into the molecular mechanisms of aging keeps yielding this answer too [ 1, 2].

And yet many of those offering plans to reform Social Security -- among them, of course, advisers to George W. Bush -- insist that stocks are the answer, and that it is safe to assume that stocks will keep on yielding 7percentt forever.