Sentence examples for yield work from inspiring English sources

Still, he said he hopes the program will yield work for his theater.

The zero-sum fluctuations of Hass's material, some intellect followed by some feeling, coolness here, warmth there, at times become a formula more a recipe for soup than soup but at other times yield work that, exquisitely receptive to actual happiness, has opened up new territory for the personal poem.

The zero-sum fluctuations of Hass's material, some intellect followed by some feeling, coolness here, warmth there, at times become a formula — more a recipe for soup than soup — but at other times yield work that, exquisitely receptive to actual happiness, has opened up new territory for the personal poem.

Young Cheol Yoon from Jersey City used a paper shredder to create strands of various paper, some metallic, which are mounted on wood to yield works with densely woven surfaces.

The maximum hydrogen yield works out to be 2304.9μmol//h/g of TiO2 in visible range which is substantially high as compared to other reported values for supported TiO2 based photocatalytic materials.

The application of the intervention will yield work-oriented solutions tailored to the school setting, changing (the balance between) specific job demands and job resources.

Tamoxifen was dissolved in DMSO to yield a 1 m M solution, which was then serially diluted with RPMI 1640 media to yield working concentrations of 1, 10 and 50  μ M tamoxifen in 0.1% DMSO; 0.1% DMSO does not have any effect on the growth of T47D cells (Lim et al, 2006).

This is painstaking, low-yield work, but the Obama campaign's strategy everywhere has been to try to expand the universe beyond traditional voters.

He started adding sports talk to the dialogue, which yielded work on some Baltimore Colts and Bullets games.

As simple as that task might sound, it yielded work that is fraught with themes of the body imperiled, the body extended, the body up against the (metaphoric) wall.

"Post-Brexit gains in government bonds (lowering yields) work both ways: making it more expensive to buy a pension at retirement, but increasing the value of the pension pot of those lucky enough to be de-risking towards annuities in the glidepath to retirement," MClymont said.