Sentence examples for would be yielded from inspiring English sources

Stepping up prosecutions aimed to deter others, HMRC estimated £295m would be yielded just by that deterrent effect, but now admit it can find no evidence these 1,000 prosecutions had "led to changes in behaviour or increases in tax revenues".

That is what you want, but to respond to your hate with anger would be to yield to the same ignorance that made you what you are.

Drucker Prager yield criterion is a modification of the Von-Mises criterion that accounts for the influence of the hydrostatic stress component; the higher is the hydrostatic stress (confinement pressure), the higher would be the yield strength.

This would be a yield-based classification, and in our opinion, preferable.

However, as more than half of oncocytomas were CD9 positive, the routine use of CD9 to differentiate these two tumor types would be low yield.

Its continuous emphasis on public transit and its highly constrained geography give it density that would be expected to yield high ridership.

The unions would be asked to yield $65 million in wage freezes or other concessions.

But a fresh election would be unlikely to yield anything better.

That tally would be expected to yield more votes for the vice president than for Mr. Bush.

The idea is to extend it to more or less everyone who sets foot in a clinic.Universal screening would be costly, but yield hefty benefits.

Analysis of tissue samples taken from such animals would be unlikely to yield definitive answers, he said, particularly in a hot environment.