Sentence examples for they were yielding from inspiring English sources
With the loss of readers and advertisers to the Internet, many of the niche publications were facing high overhead and expenses compared with the profit they were yielding.
In announcing their decision, officials suggested that they were yielding to public pressure, especially from activists who in recent years have begun organizing on the Internet.
Still, even in early fall, they were yielding chilis galore: chilis in the shape of bugles; chilis that glowed like Chinese lanterns; chilis that, Taylor pointed out, resembled pit bulls' teeth.
Seed capsules were considered mature when they were yielding to the touch and had yellow, red or brown colouration, and contained mature seeds.
Jones says he was able to buy Bear preferred shares at a time when they were yielding five percentage points more than Morgan preferred.
Startled, he went on a buyers strike until mid-2008, when so-called nonagency mortgage-backed securities (bonds not guaranteed by the government) got so cheap they were yielding 10%, even assuming half of the underlying loans defaulted.
And they're yielding results.
Negative interest rates make holding government bonds attractive even when they are yielding next to nothing.
They are yielding an average of only 2.9 yards per rush, while they are rushing for 4.4 yards per attempt.
They are yielding insights into where and how stars form and the nature of galaxies from the universe's early history.
It's hard to know whether that's a natural development or if it's because they're yielding to social pressure.
