Sentence examples for potential yields from inspiring English sources

This scene, full of dramatic potential, yields a few moments of muted poignance.

(A crucial task in viticulture is the rigorous pruning of vines, which reduces potential yields in order to get grapes with a concentrated flavor).

Sub-Saharan Africa has the greatest gaps between potential yields and realised yields for several crops, particularly maize and rice.

With high potential yields, Bucharest has become an increasingly popular place for foreigners to invest, and now that Romania is a member of the European Union, the number of those investments is likely to grow.

Temperatures are rising rapidly during the growing season in some of the most important agricultural countries, and a paper published several weeks ago found that this had shaved several percentage points off potential yields, adding to the price gyrations.

Rock-eval pyrolysis data reveal moderate potential yields (S1 + S2 = 2.99 4.87 mg HC/g rock).

This means a potential yield of £122 per room per night.

The ability to send out mass e-mailings greatly increases the potential yield.

Even the manifesto says of the wealth tax, "the potential yield is uncertain".

"We're expecting significant reductions in production potential yield, potential for corn and soybeans in particular," said Brad Rippey, a meteorologist with the Department of Agriculture.

The grant will match new or increased donations up to $400,000, for a potential yield of $800,000; and if the challenge is met, Ballet Theater said, Mr. Wilson has made an additional commitment of $200,000 for 2006, raising the potential to $1.2 million.