| Do foods produced from today's high-yield crops have the same nutritional quality as those grown in generations past? |
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| As you might expect, high-yield munis are issued by states, cities or other municipal organizations with shaky credit. |
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| Then, in late 1953, the Atomic Energy Commission succeeded in developing a high-yield, lightweight atomic weapon. |
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| We also rate funds in their individual categories, such as international, high-yield, and convertibles, comparing them only with their peers. |
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| Sometimes, there are very attractive companies that don't have straight high-yield bonds but they do have convertible bonds. |
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| You won't strike it rich with high-yield muni bonds, but in these miserable, low-yielding times, high-yield munis are an investment that should pan out. |
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| Thanks to the equity correction we've had over the past year or so, a lot of convertibles are trading at yields that are competitive with high-yield debt. |
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| The company aims to train about the same number again this year, while distributing two million high-yield, disease-resistant coffee plantlets. |
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| This free eBook contains 50 high-yield ABIM-style practice questions to help internists prepare for board certification or recertification. |
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| Soviet emphasis on high-yield weapons might give them a megaton surplus.... We might then be on the short end of the stick. |
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| In the role, Taha will be responsible for activities covering both loans and high-yield securities for private equity and corporate clients. |
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| High-yield bonds are called junk bonds because of their higher default risk in relation to investment-grade bonds. |
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| PhenoFluor, a deoxyfluorinating reagent, provides straightforward access to a wide variety of aryl fluorides from phenols in a one-step, high-yield ipso substitution reaction. |
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| Monsanto practices selective breeding to produce high-yield seeds. |
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