Sentence examples for yielding benefits from inspiring English sources

The massive partnering efforts of US combat forces with ISF isn't yielding benefits commensurate with the effort and is now generating its own opposition.

At the same time, electric drivetrain vehicles are growing in market share and decreasing in cost, yielding benefits for urban air quality and energy security.

Similarly, the Strategic Framework Agreement between the two nations portends a robust relationship yielding benefits in education, investment, technology and science.

"Eliminating government trade barriers creates a spirit of cooperation that stimulates all kinds of activities, expected and unforeseen, that begin rolling like a snowball and yielding benefits for both sides far outside the legal framework of the agreement," said Judith Bello, who was general counsel for the United States trade representative during the negotiations for the free-trade agreement.

In response, a spokesman for the City Planning Department said the plan was consistent with incentives that have been offered to developers since 1961, yielding benefits like plazas, subway station improvements, affordable housing, rehabilitation of theaters and improvements to the High Line.

In contrast, independent pragmatic arguments, yielding benefits whether or not the recommended beliefs are true, are insensitive to truth.

It is the sort of medical crystal-ball gazing that was supposed to be one of the benefits of the Human Genome Project, although it is still a long way from yielding the benefits promised on its behalf.

But Trump's unpredictability could be yielding some benefits.

And the familial setting is yielding some benefits.

Their increased rigor is not yielding the benefits they hoped".

Coverage for cancer drugs would provide tangible help to many elderly Medicare patients, while yielding political benefits for members of Congress in this election year.