Sentence examples similar to yielding facet from inspiring English sources
Immediately yielding thinkpieces about this new facet of her identity, police boycotts, and an SNL sketch, "["Formation"] is perhaps most impactfully a blueprint for other mainstream artists on how to unequivocally delve into the politics that matter to them while simultaneously holding mainstream attention," argues Dr. Naila Keleta-Mae of the University of Waterloo for Noisey.
The use of complementary approaches to initial commitment including qualitative, quantitative and a willingness to pay application offered the ability to measure overlapping but also different facets of this phenomena, yielding an enriched, elaborated understanding of initial commitment to PREP and circumcision.
The result was a string of individual facets that never quite coalesced, yielding a sense of sameness to the songs rather than of individuality.
Morphology-confined crystal growth of (Y0.95Eu0.05 2O3 was observed from the microplates, yielding a significantly higher exposure of the (4 0 0) facets at elevated temperature.
The reductive {1 0 1} facets could be acted as a possible reservoir of the photogenerated electrons, yielding a highly reactive surface for the reduction of O2 O2− and thus, lowering the recombination rate of photogenerated electron hole pairs.
While yielding important knowledge claims about globalization, traditional approaches to the study of globalization often fail to capture many facets involved within its multifarious and complex processes: that whatever globalization is, it is not something that is easily definable or reasonably encapsulated by a single trend (or bundle of trends) associated with global interconnection.
Neither yielding nor resisting.
He hates yielding to pressure".
Reforms are now yielding fruit.
The war against terrorism is yielding dividends.
