Sentence examples for yield one of the from inspiring English sources

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"It has the potential to yield one of the largest, flawless D colour round polished diamonds in history," the company said.

While there is clearly some level of atonement at work here, it does yield one of the film's more splendid insults: "If the tin man came in a cup, you'd probably drink it".

U.S. and South Korean forces could eventually overwhelm the North Korean military, but, by any measure, the conflict would yield one of the worst mass killings in the modern age.

At ATV, Compact had not escaped the notice of Lew Grade, whose Emergency - Ward 10 had lately been ravaged to yield one of the newly fashionable one-hour drama series.

Meanwhile, the Atlas' backside sports an optical pulse sensor to determine just how hard you're actually working out, which when combined with all that other data should yield one of the more thoughtful quantified fitness experiences.

As the pathologist Sidney Farber, whose experiments on children with leukemia yielded one of the first chemotherapy drugs, pleaded before a Senate committee in 1971, "The three hundred and twenty-five thousand patients with cancer who are going to die this year cannot wait. . . .

Sitting on a park bench in one corner yields one of the best views in Paris — Notre-Dame on the right and St.-Julien-le-Pauvre, a tiny church built in the same era on the left.

On Seymour Island, Antarctic Peninsula, the López de Bertodano Formation yields one of the most expanded K Pg boundary sections known.

Maresha, he said, has yielded one of the largest bodies of pottery in the world".

"The Glass House" is a story of a painful human relationship that yielded one of the great houses of the twentieth century.