Sentence examples for yields bad from inspiring English sources

And, as in recent months, falling oil prices (good for consumers) have been accompanied by rising bond yields (bad).The linkage goes further.

Accordingly, it yields bad predictions at the collective scale: the predicted first follower's mean latency is far too low while the mean duration increases continuously with an increasing group size (Figure 3B C).

But good intentions can yield bad results.

It could increase the potential for abuse at the hands of foreign interrogators and could also yield bad intelligence, they say.

When tests yield bad news and show abnormal cells, these can be removed on the spot with a squirt of liquid nitrogen.

Chatton seemed to think that relying on this standard would yield bad results in certain cases; in particular he thought that despite Ockham's insistence to the contrary, certain semantic arguments could be adduced to establish the existence of a restricted class of relations.

Many statements about worry related to research, such as the research being " about death and research that will yield bad results", were in reference to research about HIV.

And as long as that's the case, ploughing capital into young companies that build their factories elsewhere will continue to yield a bad return in terms of American jobs".

If diplomacy yields a bad deal, which does not sufficiently set Iran back from breakout capacity, Israel's dilemma will be no less daunting.

Higher bond yields, a bad omen for business, dampened trading on Wall Street on Wednesday.

Consequently, it is no surprise that directly applying the equalizer of[18] to wideband LTV channels yields a bad performance as shown in Figure8.