Sentence examples for tangible yield from inspiring English sources

Black people had a more tangible yield in mind: removing the dusty boot of Jim Crow from our necks.

The machine is being positioned as a focal object for technology learning thanks to its on-display, moving hardware parts, and its potential to inspire kids about the power of software via an easy to use app that yields a tangible output (via the items they print).

If investing into the social construct yields limited or no tangible return, the public disengages and the trust in governing institutions wanes.

Long months of talks under the previous government, however, did not yield tangible results.

Because of confused planning, it wasn't until August that Charlie Company's activities began to yield tangible benefits for Iraqis.

If they have a spare half-hour, they devote it to things that will yield tangible and near-term accomplishments.

For all the hope vested in them, human embryonic stem cells have yet to yield tangible results for patients.

However, done well it can provide valuable insight into academic workloads and yield tangible benefits for academics, departments and institutions alike.

Successive rounds of negotiations between Tehran, the P5+1 and the International Atomic Energy Authority IAEAA) have failed to yield tangible results and economic sanctions are now crippling the Iranian economy.

Aides say it was better to try than not, and it did yield tangible successes in arms control, trade and military cooperation before souring.

In Moscow, that was a clear disappointment for those who have held out hope that Mr. Bush might use such proposals to signal that talk of a new Russian-American alliance will yield tangible riches soon.