Sentence examples for yield some sort from inspiring English sources

But we continue to think that data is objective and can yield some sort of truth about the world.

This process is intended to yield some sort of "centrist" candidate that the people who've invested in this organization can approve of -- that's straight from a board member's mouth.

Republicans in particular have long attempted to sell the pipeline's paltry employment yield as some sort of dynamic, job-creating enterprise.

According to American officials, the former employee of the supersecret National Security Agency compromised an eavesdropping project that had yielded some of the same sort of military intelligence that Soviet agents were gleaning from their access to Navy communications.

The Jets are not supposed to yield that sort of drive, merciless and systematic.

These features could eventually yield the sort of immediate document that makes an e-book truly worthy of the name.

The intersecting geometries yield the sort of wonderfully odd, leftover spaces typical of an attic, and Mr. Libeskind takes advantage of this by setting up small sitting areas within some of them.

On viewing the film again, it seems clear that these three elements are strongly connected, and that they combine to yield a sort of intellectual self-portrait.

Addressing that need through a trade rather than free agency, where appealing options are scarce, is more likely to yield the sort of dependable pitcher they desire.

They cannot count on that success continuing, but they had no reason a few months ago to assume that Delgado's intermittent hot streaks would ultimately yield this sort of turnaround.

Hudes said that she sometimes wishes she were inclined to write a familiar Shakespearean hero a member of the ruling class whose personal crisis plays out on a national stage since that might yield the sort of commercial opportunities that "All the Way" has enjoyed.