Sentence examples for or yielding from inspiring English sources
Not incidentally, the lyrics by Mr. Woldin and Richard Engquist are also terrific: expressive and facile without ever showing off or yielding to sophomoricisms.
The president thinks he faces a choice between galvanising support at home by remaining defiant or yielding to international pressure and possibly losing everything.
Mr. Abbas, currently in Moscow, told university students there on Thursday that the negotiations "are not advancing at the required pace or yielding the progress necessary for us to reach the agreed objectives by the agreed dates".
A conveyor belt of miscreants flogging their nan's china for an Adriatic cruise, or getting rich buying-to-let repossessed houses, or yielding to the prescriptive totalitarian nightmare of This Morning.
Arriving right on time for Valentine's Day this two-disc compilation on the Tompkins Square label presents a bittersweet bouquet of love songs, without looking in the usual places or yielding the usual results.
Central to these systems was the concept jū, from a Chinese character commonly interpreted as "gentle"—gentle, however, in the sense of bending or yielding to an opponent's direction of attack while attempting to control it.
Variables with unadjusted ORs yielding a P-value ≤0.25 were subsequently included in a multivariable logistic regression model.
May, June, and July were associated with higher ORs of yielding a positive fecal C. difficile toxin test result than was August (Table 1).
p38 (ATP bound or not) may reversibly complex with either ATF2 or MK2 yielding p38-ATF2, p38:ATP:ATF2, or p38 MK2, p38 ATP MK2.
Along with banner ads there are television commercials and posters; each combines the names and landmarks of two or more cities or states, yielding imaginary places like "Philawarepragucago"; "Japaridelphia"; and "New Sanfrakota".
Variance structure is often exposed by an incremental process of decomposition or factoring, yielding a hierarchy or graph of components that together form an overall model.
