Sentence examples for unusual yield from inspiring English sources

The reason for the unusual yield is that the price of this preferred has fallen two-thirds since the convert's February 2002 issuance.

Beyond the commercial advantages, putting musicians in unusual quarters yields other benefits, like the camaraderie among members of the "Carrie" band, who are almost on top of one another in the cramped storage room.

Shannon Ellis, Patagonia's vice president for human resources, says the unusual flextime policies yield increased productivity.

The high velocities also can yield unusual young gas under the radioactive nonequilibrium condition of short elapsed time since 222Rn generation.

Determination of the function of this unusual protein should yield significant insight into archaeal DNA replication.

miRNA polycistrons further expand the gene regulatory capacity, since different miRNA components can confer specific yet overlapping biological effects, and their functional interactions can yield unusual complexity.

Researchers did this in the field in Malaysia, an unusual approach that yielded excellent results.

She also wrote for "Billions" and for "I Love Dick" — a gig that yielded unusual acclaim.

The rush to get more matches in on grass often yields unusual pairings.

And that effort, in Mr. Bush's case, is tied into a broader effort to seem like a regular guy, a perpetual campaign that sometimes seems to be an overreaction to his pedigree and that sometimes yields unusual public statements.

And the use of valveless trumpets; woodwinds with a bright, astringent sound; and hard timpani mallets, combined with a reduced string section, yielded unusual balances that revealed each score's inner workings, usually without unreasonably skewing the balance between theme and accompaniment.