Sentence examples for long yields from inspiring English sources

"Now, long yields fall first".

"It used to be, when the Fed would ease, long yields would come down less," Mr. Paulsen said.

A bed 20 feet long yields 25 quarts, a year's supply for my family of three edamame enthusiasts.

Since the [EU referendum] the combined impact of Brexit uncertainty and the £70bn QE boost has led to a significant further drop in long yields.

"If the rally pauses, where long yields are now, you're still better off in stocks," said James W. Paulsen, the chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management in Minneapolis, who helps manage $120 billion.

But, if the Fed is right, the long yields will rise in concert with the short rates until inflation stabilizes and the Fed feels comfortable taking its foot off the brake the much anticipated "soft landing".

By law, aldermen decide who sits on which committee, but they have long yielded that privilege to the mayor.

All prepolymers enabled the synthesis of aerogels with excellent thermal and mechanical properties, but the shortest prepolymer (∼2 3 nm long) yielded the best results.

A mine deep in the tundra of northern Canada has long yielded a steady supply of copper and zinc, but it will soon produce a very different bounty -- the country's first supply of legal marijuana.

The treatment and prevention of migraine attacks has for long yielded insufficient results.

In 2009, Long yielded only 4 sacks and was ranked the second best offensive tackle.