Sentence examples for news yielded from inspiring English sources

But the DfE appealed against the decision, taking it to a tribunal, and the news yielded two additional stings.

Following the news, yields on ten-year government bonds (currently 2.1%) stayed put, much as they did when Mr Osborne floated the plan in January.

"We are getting indications that the Greeks can't stick to their plan in a sufficient manner, in particular on the revenue side" said the Austrian finance minister.On the news, yields on 10-year Greek government bonds rose sharply, closing up 1.3%.

A search of the recent news yields other examples of the "F-Bomb"'s rise to acceptance and prominence on popular news sites.

A search through the Nexis news database yielded dozens of hits from newspapers that picked up stories about the Newark race from the Associated Press.

ABC had a hard time emphasizing anything because its attempt at a telephone news conference yielded as much humor as any comedy introduced by the network this season, with static accompanied by electronic beeps followed by the harried voices of ABC executives trying to get the phone company to fix the problems.

An online search yielded news accounts of the site, like a 1999 article by The Associated Press that identified Mr. Sandler by his original name.

The trial, which lasted six hours, according to the official Xinhua news agency, also yielded stiff sentences for three other men involved in the episode.

The event, described today at a NASA news briefing, should yield new insights into the types of stars that existed in the first galaxies.

The child-care study data also yielded the news that children who spent long hours in child care were three times more likely to have behavior problems.

The physicals, part of Congress's government-subsidized health-care package, yielded good news for many of the House G.O.P., who learned that they were strong and healthy enough for the demanding task of defunding Obamacare.