Sentence examples for yield openings from inspiring English sources

In the labeling phase, perception of risk, and fear offered emerging themes that may yield openings for health care providers and educators.

Western oil companies say warming relations with regional powers could yield small openings.

Moreover, she said, she believed the city's emphasis on moving families into permanent housing was beginning to pay off and would soon yield more openings in the shelter system as families moved out.

The move had comprised eight touches and three passes to yield the opening goal.

His only chance was that Clay's inexperience would yield an opening for a right hand and a knockout.

I'll yield the opening line to a member of "The Adventures of Tintin" 's target audience, my fourteen-year-old daughter, Louise, who, on the way out of the theatre, told me: There are a couple of jokes, but it isn't really funny at all.

Lumbar puncture may also be considered and will likely yield abnormal opening pressure, cell counts, glucose, protein, or cytology.

The pressure did yield an opening penalty for Wyles but Madigan then restored a six-point advantage for the visitors by slotting his third successful kick.

However, the Blues pressure did yield an opening goal on 29 minutes as Waterworth got the final touch after a Michael Carvill corner had been headed down by McVey and played on by Philip Lowry.

But for a brief spell that yielded the opening goal for Philippe Coutinho, the 25 points and 10 places that separated the semi-finalists in the Premier League appeared an illusion.

The Exiles had probed deep with several kicks down into England winger Ryan Hall's corner of the pitch, but it was a cheap turnover that yielded their opening score.