Brutality may yield a timely scrap of information, he conceded.
In neutral media, reduction may yield a hydroxylamine.
Senators from both parties voiced hope that the paper-thin margins may yield a new bipartisanship.
Like the Dow, however, this approach may yield a false result.
But that same balancing, if adopted by the judge in the case involving The Chronicle, may yield a different result.
It may yield a low-level self-satisfaction, but how can this compare with our joy at great, generous writing?
Across New York City's subway stations, though, the new $1 surcharge may yield a more visible shift.
Its merger with SmithKline may yield a wealth of new drugs, for the good of shareholders and patients alike.
Semi-publicly, as hinted at in No 10, ministers think the taxpayers' money may yield a profit for the taxpayer in the long run.
And they open the door to further research that may yield a wave of even more effective drugs operating on similar lines.
Of course, that's awfully good when the alternative is a bank certificate of deposit that may yield a sliver of 1 percent.
