Sentence examples for yield an answer from inspiring English sources

All that was left was an empty frame with a partial fingerprint which police now hope will yield an answer.

But others say that the census may not yield an answer because children born outside the system can be hard to count.

Although those techniques aren't guaranteed to find the perfect policy, they will usually come pretty close — and they won't take centuries to yield an answer.

Research without boundaries means exploring across disciplines and taking an open stance, where every question is legitimate and any path might yield an answer.

"It's a matter of common sense as well as good engineering practice that before you attempt to remediate a problem, you define the problem," he said, adding that only full, but time-consuming, tests on the 32 bolts would yield an answer.

In other words, if you want to predict who's going to win an election, giving people a split second to choose a face will yield an answer at least as accurate as one based on an analysis of the state of the economy.

This time, maybe, that instinct has yielded an answer.

For some Karachiites, just turning on the tap yields an answer.

The approximation equation yielded an answer within 1 mile of the regression equation for distances up to 40 air miles.

At a 2010 tech conference, Siri co-founder Tom Gruber demonstrated the app's reach: Telling the assistant, "I'd like a romantic place for Italian food near my office," yielded an answer that seamlessly combined facts from Citysearch, Gayot, Yelp, Yahoo!

Most often times, just looking at each of the park systems often yields an answer.