Sentence examples for to be yielding from inspiring English sources

Democracy appears to be yielding to authoritarianism.

The White House pressure appeared to be yielding some results.

So far this doesn't appear to be yielding much in terms of gains on the ground.

But with all that, it is clearly unusual for stocks to be yielding more than bonds.

The investment spending sustaining China's growth appears to be yielding sharply lower returns.

At the moment Mr Gration's approach seems to be yielding results and should be supported.

The post-enlightenment notion of the singular creative genius may be yielding to a more porous, village-driven process.

Now Crossroads itself may be yielding to pedestrian reality.

The old print world of scarcity — with a limited number of publishers and editors selecting which manuscripts to publish, and a limited number of bookstores selecting which titles to carry — is yielding to a world of digital abundance.

The city's campaign to stop stores from selling cigarettes to minors is yielding positive results, officials said yesterday, with more inspections and fewer violations.

But these savings bonds aren't that compelling today, because I-Bonds bought from now to April are yielding only 2.19percentt, less than the yield for the average two-year certificate of deposit.