Sentence examples for may yield just from inspiring English sources

So much ado over what may yield just nominal efficiency gains.

Moreover, when properly designed, the results may yield just as relevant results as those generated from professional surveys and applicable not only at the local level, but also at regional and global levels (as noted in the context of monitoring by Danielsen and others 2005).

But surely we can also do better in protecting tomorrow's children from suffering that, however distant and theoretical it may seem to us now, will yield just as many broken lives and broken hearts.

Germany's equities yield 2.9% and its ten-year bonds yield just 2.1%.

In India, by contrast, cows yield just seven litres.

But 10 year gilts still yield just 3.6%.

Investment-grade corporates yield just 0.81 percentage point over Treasurys.

(Blind guessing would yield just one correct match, on average).

It is hoped that a comparative approach may yield useful insights into not just fungal ecology, but also biologically inspired rules governing the combinatorial trade-off between cost, transport efficiency, resilience and control complexity for self-organised adaptive networks in other domains.

This process may yield information about such practices, not just in these communities but also nationwide, and may give rise to claims by other jurisdictions.

But other measures may yield an obedient child.