Sentence examples for yields as much from inspiring English sources

"Now investors can find munis with yields as much as 25percentt higher than a comparable T-bill's," she writes.

One pound of uranium yields as much energy as 1.4 million kilograms (3 million pounds) of coal.

Based on the earlier research, they hoped the gas might bump yields as much as 30percentt under optimal growing conditions.

An acre of oil palms yields as much oil as eight acres of soybeans, the main rival for oil palms; rapeseed, used to make canola oil, is a distant third.

"I happen to think that paying attention yields as much as it taxes," says Jamison – "You learn to start seeing". The more vexing problems, I think, are tonal and stylistic.

The result, in the case of staple crops, is higher yields in tougher conditions: a hectare of rice, a C3 plant, produces a harvest of no more than eight tonnes, whereas maize, a C4 plant, yields as much as 12 tonnes.Turning a C3 plant into a C4 one, though, is trickier than conferring flood resistance, since it involves wholesale changes in anatomy.

These bonds are rated AA by Standard & Poor's and yield as much after taxes as a corporate bond yielding 4.8%.

However, in much higher yielding All-India Coordinated Rice Research Project AICRRPP) Trials these early-duration varieties did not yield as much as later maturing entries.

Backers of the bill claim the taxes could yield as much as $42bn over a decade.

However, they may now yield as much as 116percentt more than Treasuries.

The storm is coming from British Columbia, and could yield as much as an inch of rain.