Sentence examples for practice yield from inspiring English sources

The American Council for Capital Formation says that AB32 is likely to cause "leakage" of industry and jobs to states with no emissions caps; and, because of population growth, it will in practice yield no net reduction in greenhouse gases.

The cultivation practice, yield and annual income following the years of flood were recorded in the from each of the observation plot.

By industry practice, yields vary with the market while maintaining investors' principal at $1 a share.

Later, in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, an explosion of democratic theory, experience, and practice yielded up an abundance of new democratic norms and mechanisms.

As a result, the traditional practice yields only a few deals annually per large company.

Nevertheless, computing it in practice yields some difficulties as the size of the graph gets larger and larger, despite recent significant advances of semidefinite programming (SDP) solvers.

In particular, if P empty>ε, then the respective operation region corresponds to the system-wide energy outage, which in practice yields frequent events when there is no energy at the sensor to continue communication.

Even so, Wys' whole practice yields an entirely new category of artistic composition.

According to data the City was forced to turn over to the Center for Constitutional Rights, the policing practice yields extremely low rates of weapons or arrests: 1.3 and 6percentt, respectively.

Making creativity a daily practice yields a mind and eye trained to notice possibilities and opportunities everywhere, making a laughing stock of the old journalistic stand-by 'where do you get your inspiration?'.

The current study findings suggest that merely increasing the 'dose' of mannequin practice yields little or no additional benefit.