Sentence examples for mean yielding from inspiring English sources

To believe in the papacy does not mean yielding to it the freedom, the diversity and the ultimate authority of the believers.

That does not mean yielding editorial control to sponsors, but it might mean coming up with alternatives to impression-based pricing, creating higher-value content for the Web by tapping into page view data, and helping to ensure that Web ads have value on their own.

MEPs in each condition were standardized to this overall mean, yielding a z-score for each condition.

Under cyclic loading, the mean yielding resistance was obtained as 6.29 kN and the ratio of (S y/S yp) was equal to 79.13 %.

The "American Idol" lifestyle also means yielding to the very simple charms of pop music, performed by amateurs with stars in their eyes.

Yet to accept this representation of the modern political realm as an inevitable conflict between security and liberty - or even accepting the debate on these terms - means yielding to the highly limited framework in which it is set.

But although the Amish make certain technological concessions, their way of life, of course, imposes limits, which stem from their core value: Gelassenheit, which means yielding to God's will as manifested in the community's leadership.

The fact that they did and between them accumulated a fortune of more than $200 million–demonstrates the need for entrepreneurs everywhere to reinvent their businesses constantly, even if that means yielding control to foreign competitors.

They realized that meant yielding on taxes.

Wu wei means "yielding," as in the way water flows around an obstacle by taking the path of least resistance.

Each was an economical miracle of portraiture, with the sparest of means yielding characterful results.