Sentence examples for yielding should be from inspiring English sources

It should be mentioned here that first yielding should be expected in walls, not in frames.

The obtained results show that the optimal design of yielding rockbolt should be in such a way that after dynamic loading, anchoring part of bolt has a limited movement to prevent stress concentration in the shaft of rockbolt and its breakage.

Clarifying criteria of success:  Experience in AGEI highlighted the recurring dilemma UNICEF country staff and government counterparts faced in deciding when an activity that is not yielding results should be discontinued or just given more time to demonstrate its worth.

b Definition of parameter R. In order to take the isotropic hardening effect into account and improve the Menegotto-Pinto model, Filippou et al. (1983) proposed that the linearized yielding asymptote should be adopted.

At the moment Mr Gration's approach seems to be yielding results and should be supported.

You may have already confirmed that decision; if you already hold long-term bonds yielding 3%, then you should be willing to pay down a loan for a 4% yield (and selling, or not buying, some 3% bonds to do it).

"We are a pretty stupid industry, but eventually we will realize this paper should be yielding up by a couple hundred basis points," says one banker.

Clough thinks this means 30-year Treasury bonds should be yielding 5.5%, well down from the even lower levels of recent weeks.

The Fed can't raise rates or it will risk making the liquidity crisis even worse, so it dares do nothing but jawbone, even though long-term Treasurys should be yielding at least one to two percentage points more than they are today.

This estimate further emphasises that the standard of care for lesions yielding ADH on CNB should be excision biopsy.

The lower incidence of prone positioning affects the score calculation by yielding higher scores and should be borne in mind when translating our findings into the clinic.