Sentence examples for yield out from inspiring English sources

Technological progress enables farmers to get more yield out of each acre of farmland while minimizing impact on precious natural resources.

The first may be hard to do: agricultural tech companies are struggling to get any more yield out of cereals growing in favourable conditions.

Evans and Kevin Shacknofsky pull seven times the S&P's yield out of stocks with a simple, if labor-intensive, trick.

Trust your instincts and don't reach for the greatest yield out there because there could be higher interest rate risk or bad credit and that's why there's a much higher yield attached to that security.

The trick to this method is that it does give a fairly high yield out of a low area.

If the wild-type fragment is in frame with the lacZα sequence, 2/3 of the indel mutants will yield out-of-frame fusions, leading to white colonies instead of the wild-type blue colonies (lacZ disruption assay).

The difference is important: a single megaton-yield bomb could take out Seoul, or Los Angeles.

Parliamentary questions to the Department for Communities and Local Government by Paul Goodman MP only yielded out-of-date and imprecise data that didn't even say how much each recipient got.

The diffraction vector g = [110] yielded out-of-contrast conditions and thus points to a Burgers vector of b = [001].

The higher your real yield starting out, the better your odds of making money while you own the bond.

Maybe, the market's yield comes out at 4.5% at the 600-level, but it won't be the governing metric.