Sentence examples for yielding that from inspiring English sources

Americans therefore preserved for themselves not only the right to bear arms — rather than yielding that right to a strong central government — but also medieval manners: impulsiveness, crudeness, and fidelity to a culture of honor.

A model is presented for the description of the Portevin Le Chatelier (PLC) effect, namely the repetitive plastic yielding that may be observed in metallic alloys for certain ranges of temperature and applied stress or strain rates.

An objective reporter would have found much of substance to cover there, especially the widespread agreement that the progressive movement must lead the political debate rather than yielding that role to the Democratic Party establishment.

The antibody response indicated that his disease was due to Legionella pneumophila serogroup 2. The cooling tower was the only site at the waste water treatment plant yielding that serogroup, though water in the active sludge basin yielded abundant growth of Legionella pneumophila serogroup 5 and Legionella rubrilucens.

If the system detects that one of a hard-coded list of apps is running, it turbo-charges the graphics processing unit (GPU), yielding that 20% boost.

He embraces you in an inner world whose contours are defined by construction so softly yielding that, walking up the broadly circling staircase, you feel as if you're being carried into the house on a gentle updraught.

Chance meetings have a way of yielding reversals that seem as diagrammed as chess moves.

Sometimes the acidity is too aggressive, yielding wines that are harsh and vinegary.

They baked up juicy with a firm yet yielding bite that was not at all mushy.

This effort is yielding results that can be replicated, while providing capacity to treat fistula in Kenya.

With cash now yielding zero, that has lowered bonds' return to 2 to 2.5 percent and stocks to 5 percent.