100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "yield"

Definition

The verb Yield means to produce or provide, to give way to arguments, demands, or pressure, or to surrender or relinquish control or possession. It can also refer to the act of allowing someone or something to pass or proceed.

Synonyms

• Produce
• Generate
• Give in
• Surrender
• Submit
• Relinquish
• Concede
• Allow
• Deliver
• Grant

Antonyms

• Resist
• Withhold
• Retain
• Defy
• Fight
• Oppose
• Deny
• Refuse
• Contest
• Hold

Examples

1. The farmer hopes to yield a good harvest this year.
2. After much negotiation, the company decided to yield to the workers' demands.
3. The river will yield fresh water during the rainy season.
4. She refused to yield her position in the debate.
5. The team managed to yield impressive results this quarter.
6. If you yield to peer pressure, you might regret your choices.
7. The investment should yield a significant return in the long run.
8. He had to yield to the superior strength of his opponent.
9. The negotiations may yield a compromise that satisfies both parties.
10. The tree will yield fruit in the summer months.
11. They decided to yield the floor to the next speaker.
12. The evidence should yield new insights into the case.
13. She finally chose to yield her stubbornness for the sake of peace.
14. The land can yield crops if properly cultivated.
15. You must yield to the traffic laws when driving.
16. The study aims to yield results that can influence policy.
17. His arguments did not yield any support from the audience.
18. The chemicals will yield a reaction when mixed.
19. Sometimes, it's wise to yield to the advice of experienced friends.
20. The performance is expected to yield great reviews.
21. The experiment did not yield the expected results.
22. In a traffic jam, it’s courteous to yield to emergency vehicles.
23. The negotiations could yield a mutually beneficial agreement.
24. The experiment will yield valuable data for future research.
25. If you yield to temptation, you may find it hard to resist next time.
26. The policy changes are likely to yield positive outcomes.
27. Farmers often yield to market demands when deciding what to grow.
28. This year, the crops will yield more than last year's.
29. He had to yield the argument when presented with new evidence.
30. The committee will yield its decision next week.
31. The project is expected to yield significant benefits to the community.
32. After the meeting, they agreed to yield some of their demands.
33. The negotiations were tense, but they ultimately yielded a solution.
34. The research is designed to yield insights into human behavior.
35. The athlete’s hard work began to yield results during the competition.
36. You must yield your seat to the elderly on public transport.
37. The study did not yield new findings, much to the researchers' disappointment.
38. The negotiations may not yield favorable terms for all parties.
39. The software update should yield improved performance.
40. The land should yield enough food to support the entire village.
41. He refused to yield his position until he had all the facts.
42. The recipe should yield about six servings.
43. They decided to yield to the demands of the protestors.
44. If you yield early in a negotiation, you may lose leverage.
45. The garden is expected to yield a variety of vegetables this season.
46. The new policy will yield better working conditions for employees.
47. The evidence presented did not yield any significant conclusions.
48. He was reluctant to yield control of the project to anyone else.
49. The trial is expected to yield new evidence in the investigation.
50. They are hopeful that this season will yield a bumper crop.
51. The team's strategy did not yield the desired outcome.
52. The equipment is designed to yield accurate measurements.
53. She had to yield her dream of traveling abroad due to budget cuts.
54. The results of the survey will yield important insights into customer preferences.
55. The negotiations may yield a breakthrough in relations between the countries.
56. If you yield to pressure, you may regret your decision later.
57. The process is expected to yield significant improvements in efficiency.
58. The negotiations did not yield any progress towards a resolution.
59. The discussion is likely to yield a clearer understanding of the issue.
60. The new law is intended to yield a safer environment for citizens.
61. The tree’s roots will yield nutrients to the soil.
62. The results of the experiment should yield more questions than answers.
63. The team hoped their hard work would yield a championship title.
64. The analysis will yield a comprehensive overview of the data.
65. The garden plot should yield enough produce for the family.
66. They decided to yield to the majority opinion during the vote.
67. The research will yield information about the effects of climate change.
68. The committee's decision may yield various reactions from the public.
69. The effort put into the project will hopefully yield positive results.
70. The findings should yield recommendations for future studies.
71. They were reluctant to yield their competitive edge in the market.
72. The policy changes are designed to yield long-term benefits.
73. The athlete’s training regimen began to yield impressive improvements.
74. The conversation did not yield any new insights into the issue.
75. The new software is expected to yield significant enhancements to productivity.
76. He was determined not to yield to any threats.
77. The research aims to yield a better understanding of the disease.
78. The tree is old, but it continues to yield a good amount of fruit each year.
79. The project is expected to yield fruitful discussions among experts.
80. The investment strategy is designed to yield high returns.
81. If you yield to your fears, they may control you.
82. The discussion may yield new ideas for the project.
83. The findings from the study should yield practical solutions.
84. The merger is expected to yield increased profits for both companies.
85. The results of the test will yield important information for the diagnosis.
86. He was willing to yield some of his authority to make the team more collaborative.
87. The changes are likely to yield a more efficient workflow.
88. The negotiation process often does not yield immediate results.
89. The garden should yield enough herbs for the entire summer.
90. The new initiative will yield better outcomes for the community.
91. The recipe should yield delicious results if followed correctly.
92. The research is expected to yield groundbreaking discoveries.
93. The experiment did not yield the expected outcome.
94. She decided to yield her opinion in favor of a more popular choice.
95. The policy changes are designed to yield improvements in public health.
96. The athlete's training began to yield results as the season progressed.
97. He was forced to yield to the demands of the authorities.
98. The analysis will yield insights that can help inform future strategies.
99. The committee's recommendations are expected to yield improvements in the system.
100. If we work together, we can yield better results than working alone.