Sentence examples for receipts yielded from inspiring English sources

The following are the results of a recent screen of high-yielding stocks in our research universe of nearly 5,000 stocks: Only 7% of the nearly 5,000 (excluding all American Depositary Receipts) yielded 4% or more.

The impact of the SCL-5 score on the odds of unemployment benefit receipt yielded an OR of 1.11 (0.74–1.66) for a one point increase in the SCL-5 score in a model adjusted for age, sex and follow-up time (see online supplementary table S4 in appendix for details).

Using average receipts yields a less dramatic effect.Mr Salmond thinks this nuance will be lost on voters.

Word of mouth went around, and the film's massive summer-long ad campaign yielded only disappointing receipts.

Since the Lichtenstein stash reportedly cost Germany $7 million and yielded $250 million in tax receipts to date, that sounds like a good deal.

A search of Halpin and Bosworth's home yielded a number of mailing receipts, seven orange baggies containing suspected fentanyl, and other drugs, located in "a purse containing Bosworth's belongings".

The same site, near the ancient town of Oxyrhynchus, yielded a wealth of 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-oldns and other documents.Modern waste can be equally enlinvoicesg.

Telephone or household surveys could have yielded higher response rates but would not allow collection of receipts needed to objectively determine the calorie content of meals.

Gross receipts from corporate income taxes yield a far smaller fraction (about one-eighth) of total federal receipts.

He's the supply-side economist and inventor of the Laffer Curve, which posits (accurately, as it turns out) that lower taxes usually yield higher tax receipts, thanks to the flurry of economic activity that always corresponds to reduced taxes.

Oil is crucial to Venezuela: it accounts for about three-quarters of the country's exports by value and yields half its tax receipts.