Sentence examples for little yield from inspiring English sources

But in recent years, there has been precious little yield differential for traders to exploit.

So the tower's structural framework would have to be retrofitted to handle the new loads, adding enormously to a project's cost with relatively little yield.

But if you don't have a strong stomach for the slightest risk, stick with investments that are F.D.I.C. insured, even if you need to sacrifice a little yield.

But neither does it have a domestic political imperative — French Socialists would find little yield in calling the president a wimp (or a war-monger) on Iran — in claiming the sanctions to date have been a marked success.

It is tempting to search for some macroeconomic explanation but the answer may lie in another "macro" - the big hedge funds.We are in a world where there is very little yield on offer, and thus a limited amount of "carry" to exploit (the gap between high and low-yielding currencies or bonds).

Synthesis with higher dopant concentrations resulted in a black residue with very little yield.

Adding more nitrogen to this will produce very bushy plants with thick foliage and little fruit yield.

A little yield-curve analysis explains the tradeoffs and shows that the seemingly risk-averse choice could really involve a greater risk of getting disappointing returns, not a smaller risk.

Too much or too little yielded short-lived waves that propagated to only a few cells.

And developing the right skills and experience yields little return if job opportunities simply are not available or accessible.

Lesson: Be careful expanding into new markets but also remember that spending too little may yield little in results.