Sentence examples for yield push from inspiring English sources

Charles Changa, a Ugandan plant scientist who is among those heading up the work, said it had the potential to eradicate bacterial wilt and could be used to tackle other plant diseases that also reduce yield, push up prices and contribute to food insecurity.

Germany enjoys historically low borrowing costs even as higher bond yields push the periphery towards insolvency.

And rising bond yields push up discount rates and hence reduce the liabilities of Japan's beleaguered insurers.Bond yields probably have further to rise: even by Japanese standards they are still low, and the economy is picking up.

"If bond yields push above 6%, we could begin to see money managers shift into fixed income from stocks".

The slowdown in economic growth, meanwhile, will continue to put downward pressure on Treasury yields, pushing their prices higher.

And rising bond yields pushed the country and its banking system to the brink, while tipping the economy into its current recession.

Inconsistent rainfall has also hit crop yields, pushing up prices.

(See "Here Comes The BARF").. On Tuesday, bond prices sank, with Treasury yields pushed higher thanks in part to a 6.3% increase in the National Association of Realtors' December pending home sales index.

Climate change is already making people hungry -- disrupting crop yields, pushing prices up and increasing food insecurity for large numbers of the world's population.

Lower bond yields pushed investors to buy utility and real estate companies and makers of consumer goods, which are often compared to bonds because of their big dividend payments.

Now most investors, sensing a recovery and a risk of inflation, are rushing into TIPS for protection, pushing down that base yield and pushing up prices.