Sentence examples for yielding from from inspiring English sources

As Wall Street worries about the Iraqi conflict and its aftermath, junk issues are currently yielding from 9% to 19%.

In September 2005 this self-proclaimed municipality issued $58 million in tax-exempt bonds yielding from 5% to 5.4%.

Put a midteens multiple on this number, as it's justified by the present level of moderate inflation and the ten-year Treasurys yielding from 5% to 5.5%.

In this process, carbonic fragments condensate to form stacked graphitic sheets, which adopt the shape of the pores, yielding from these moulds' multi-walled carbon nanotubes.

In addition, 16% of original cloacal samples showed evidence of mixed infection, with samples yielding from two-to-five different hemagglutinin subtypes.

Additionally, due to increased yielding from circumferential stresses at low rotations, smaller uplift cycles may contribute more to failure than previously reported in studies neglecting base-plate multi-axial stress-states.

Those words would have consequences, yielding everything from runic silence to braying cacophony, from open improvisation to orchestral scores.

Each item has four response options ranging from 0 ('not at all') to 3 ('very much'), yielding scores from 0 to 21 for each subscale.

Thus Leśniewski used round parentheses for functors yielding sentences from sentences, i.e. connectives, and braces for functors yielding sentences from names, i.e. predicates.

The water is continuously added from an external source, wetting the hygroscopic hydrophobic membrane; the membrane is heated, yielding water from evaporation.

Thirty-year bonds were 2/32 higher at 10715/322, yielding 5.72percentt from 5.73 the previous day.