Sentence examples for yields something from inspiring English sources

But the stripped-down approach yields something remarkable, they say.

It typically yields something resembling a carbon-dating experiment.

The larger question -- whether Mr. Chen's culture clash yields something more meaningful -- is harder to figure.

The dancing! — and a comparison of the two on that count yields something very odd.

It could be a grease fire as long as it yields something caffeinated.

Almost every production yields something to remember; in the recent Liverpool Everyman revival it was Nicholas Woodeson's Malvolio.

Only a small percentage of those transmissions yield something newsworthy.

A group effort yielded something fine and workable.

But this time — for the first time — the bungling seems to have yielded something positive.

But he said he was hopeful the negotiations would yield something for the Meadowlands.

Some ice crushers on their finest setting will yield something close to this.