Sentence examples for yields so from inspiring English sources

Buoyant earnings depend on three things: low short-term interest rates (which trim banks' funding costs and encourage savers into higher-yielding securities), higher bond yields (so traders earn a spread on their funding costs) and a buoyant stockmarket (which encourages mergers and more investing).

And because it yields so humbly to such embellishments as seasoned breadcrumbs or a buttery mustard.

Dry land means lower yields, so those crops that struggle through should fetch a better price.

With bond yields so low, equities still seem good value to some.

"Investors have chased yields so low that the future risk is not worth what you are being paid".

Why did the CIVC set yields so high in 2008, they ask, when a drop in demand was looming?

"There are a number of factors that impact whether a harvest yields so-called 'ugly' produce, including Mother Nature," Ales said.

These buildings yield so much.

Barton asks Pallone to yield so he can reply.

Who knew that so much anomie and isolation could yield so much pleasure?

It was certainly no way to end a calendar year which has yielded so much encouragement.