Sentence examples for work yields from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, Nesta's work yields three insights into how the NHS needs to change.
Bullying at work yields a host of negative consequences for its victims as well as for bystanders.
The phrase "to pull oneself up by one's bootstraps" is part of the same idea – that in America, hard work yields rewards.
What this work yields are annual rents in the range of $75 to $80 a square foot, compared with the $20's when Max bought the building.
At least one person has read the entire "Journals: 1952-2000," by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. (Penguin; $40), from start to finish, and this person can report that the work yields the exact degree of pleasure that can be derived from standing on a moving sidewalk: it's painless, you don't want it to stop, and there is not a single surprise in it.
Still, if EU interior ministers give a green light to all three when they meet shortly to discuss the issue, it will be a huge boost to governments that want to be able to tell their people that hard work yields tangible results.
Four minutes of work yielded half a cup, just enough.
"As a result, their work yielded few results".
Though Ms. Abdullah said she had an accounting degree, a search for other work yielded nothing.
His work yielded some of the most esteemed varieties grown today, including Hephestos, Nike, Pluto and Gauguin.
The determination of everyone involved to make "Stolen Summer" work yielded a rich comedy of errors and a knot of intrigue worthy of a Robert Altman picture.
