Sentence examples for yield a service from inspiring English sources

But he expressed confidence that his actions and the Air Force's continued professionalism would "yield a service that is, from top to bottom, more reflective and more responsive to shortcomings that may arise in this or any other critical area".

The truly unique aspect of Gamma Nu's relationship with Isaiah House is that each visit yields a joint service project.

These advertisements should yield a decent amount of service inquiries since they are fairly targeted toward the target population that utilizes kosher catering.

Gross margins on that shrinking portion are an impressive 88%; services yield a less lofty 54%.

Anyone who thinks such "nationalisation" of the school system will yield a sensitive and responsive public service is foolish.

Increasing the accessibility of these services will yield a more effective financial system for everyone, not just free of needless fees and bureaucracy, but more importantly, chock-full of capabilities we never even knew we needed.

Read on and you will understand why, and you will hear my thoughts on why most analysts are still "doing it wrong". So-called "price indices" attempt to measure the price of consuming goods and services that yield a constant level of "utility" (satisfaction) over time.

Investing in midwifery education, with deployment to community-based services, can yield a 16-fold return on investment, and is one of the "best buys" in primary health care.

Today, companies are offering genome-wide profiling services that yield a multitude of profiles not only for common multifactorial diseases, but also for non-medical traits [ 9].

According to the NHI Act, false reports of diagnosis or inappropriateness of medical services will yield a severe penalty (17, 19).

The tilting CD tower gives way to the MP3-laden hardriveve which itself yields to a service like Pandora, music that is always "there," waiting to be heard.