Sentence examples for time has yielded from inspiring English sources

The label on this distinctly Aussie drop says non vintage but this is actually from 2008, and time has yielded a wine that is soft and rounded, with fresh blackberries, dark chocolate, pepper and cloves.

Time has yielded unanticipated oases.

In addition to this, recent research into gene regulatory networks in yeast has uncovered both a power-law distribution for the number of regulated genes per regulating protein [ 17] and, at the same time, has yielded invaluable information concerning the presence of typical patterns of motifs.

This may explain why studies conducted over short periods of time have yielded contradictory results, and highlights the importance of research that encompasses seasonal variability.

Nevertheless, the findings of RCT investigating this combined effect over a longer period of time have yielded controversial results.

Nearly every major Etruscan city of historical times has yielded Villanovan remains, but it is in the south, particularly near the coast, that the earliest signs of city formation appear.

So far the ratio of Time to Manuscript (T2M) has yielded roughly one "great book" every seven years.

The age of the founder mtDNA type has yielded a time estimate for its arrival in the continent.

Likewise, at Studiomates, all that time together has yielded positive results.

Similarly, Princeton astronomer Bohdan Paczynski's recommendation 30 years ago that we monitor a million stars to look for far-flung worlds seemed crazy at the time but has yielded a dazzling crop of 400 planets outside our solar system.

I would say, "Yes, but only some of the time". C.G.I. has yielded sequences of great loveliness and shivery terror: the mercurial reconstituted beings in "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" (1991); the flying, floating, high-chic battles in "The Matrix" (1999).