Sentence examples for yielding on from inspiring English sources

The Kildare track took a soaking yesterday, when 14.6mm fell, making the going 'good to yielding' on the round course.

This tempts policymakers to surprise the economy now and then, yielding on each occasion a temporary rise in output.

They expect that Mr. Bloomberg may end up yielding on the rebates, while pushing for what he truly wants: an increase in property taxes.

The senators, Mr. Warner, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and John McCain of Arizona, maintain that they can work with the administration to resolve the differences, but they showed few signs of yielding on the disputed questions.

During an extended interlude in "Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad," they improvised a duologue with no extraneous sparks, pushing each other but also yielding, on an equal plane.

The interdict lasted about a year & the outcome of it was that Venice agreed to surrender the two clerics to the French Ambassador...the Church yielding on the question of taxation.

Under such conditions, approximately half of the NAD was converted to NADH, yielding an on-enzyme pyruvate concentration of ∼2 mM as determined by UV vis measurements.

The sample unit consists of two parents and one offspring yielding information on four genomes (two per parent).

The earthquake and tsunami that rocked Chile in 2010 unleashed substantial and surprising changes on ecosystems there, yielding insights on how these natural disasters can affect life and how sea level rise might affect the world, researchers say.

By contrast, taxable one-year Treasuries were yielding 2.43percentt on Tuesday, when Bear Stearns the managing underwriter of the municipal notes, priced them.

Many respondents provided information on multiple conditions, thereby yielding information on nearly 4,000 individual disease-specific responses.