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yielding
adjective as in accommodating
Example Sentences
However Ukraine and other European nations have long argued that yielding to Russia’s core demands would seriously undermine Kyiv’s sovereignty and security.
A research analysis published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago found that life insurers had been investing more in “higher yielding, but more complex, private placements.”
BofA highlights ETFs for international small-cap value, emerging market dividends, and EM debt, with some EM bond ETFs yielding 6% or more.
In the judges’ view, Szalay’s risks more than paid off, yielding an “extraordinary, singular novel.”
Early in the pandemic, when the Federal Reserve cut interest rates in an effort to cushion the U.S. economy, the bank invested $500 billion in U.S. agency mortgage securities yielding 2%.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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