Sentence examples for world yields from inspiring English sources

In much of the developed world, yields on cash are 1.5% or below.

And across the rich world yields on long-term government bonds, a barometer of investors' expectations for growth and interest rates, have fallen sharply.

Research by Japanese scientists found that, in the year that it appears, El Niño prompts a fall of 2.3% in average world yields of maize, of 1.4% in wheat and of 0.4% in rice.A big one is due.

The idea is to have a function, which given a proposition and a world yields a set of propositions instead of a single proposition.

When combined with the conception of a sentence's content as the set of worlds where it is true, the distinction between the two concepts of truth in a world yields a distinction between two different propositions expressed by a sentence.

As more and more of the world yields to (or joins) capitalism, it becomes apparent that anything and everything that can be turned into money will eventually fall prey (cue same falcon, being captured and sold to a zoo).

Vidal's attraction to the ancient world yielded another popular novel, Creation, in 1981.

The marine world yielded shells of all kinds, especially conus, cowrie, and nassa shells.

Ten-year government bonds in much of the rich world yield 2% or less.

For Shorto, the pivot upon which the old world yielded to the new was the genius of Descartes, the philosopher who gave us the doubting, analytical, newly independent modern self.

This was staggering: the kind of show you never ever expect to see, for which museums all over the world yield up their most treasured possessions just so that the gallery-goers of one country can witness Rembrandt's last decade in all its concentrated intensity.