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yielding

[yeel-ding] / ˈyil dɪŋ /




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Still, it’s a consistent dividend payer and raiser, yielding about 0.9%.

From Barron's

Soft elements are the vegetables and greens that relax into the pot, yielding sweetness, color and ease.

From Salon

UK police forces only recommend devices with "secured by design" accreditation although there are reports of cheaply available "airtag" type trackers hidden inside a vehicle also yielding vital information on where it's been taken.

From BBC

They walked over soft, yielding white sand, which gave way to white pebbles and then to tall, silver-barked trees.

From Literature

“Our investments in key areas, including baggage handling and historic increases in block time, are already yielding very promising improvements for our operation and importantly, our customers,” the airline says.

From The Wall Street Journal