Sentence examples for prices yielding from inspiring English sources

12 The three independent estimates of the cost of a smear test were, respectively, £24.30, £26.80, and £36.90 at 2004 prices, yielding a mean unit cost of £29.30€34.5.5, $48.5 at current conversion rates).

Higher ticket prices are yielding more revenue.

Goldman Sachs economists estimate that rental properties (acquired at today’s prices) are yielding more than 6% on average nationwide.

The availability of a variety of SNP chips at different prices and yielding breeding values of different accuracies makes it possible to use specific SNP chips in each selection path or more than one chip in a multistage preselection approach.

After characterizing the optimal pricing policies for each situation, the firm will choose the pricing policy yielding the highest expected profits.

This would allow the Kara joint venture to resume, boosting Exxon's share price and yielding potential profits in the tens of billions of dollars.

Once more imprisoned, Wenceslas was able to restore himself in the next few years, but at the price of yielding real power to the royal council.

According to the report, "competition could incentivize ULA pricing and efficiencies, potentially yielding cost savings to the government".

Her price range was yielding nothing suitable.

The bonds are priced at 102, yielding 7.2% to the call (at par) in 2019.

"To achieve the low price whilst still yielding a sustainable business model requires skillful manufacturing optimisation and parts procurement," says Pi hardware designer and Foundation trustee Pete Lomas (no relation!).