The phrase "a yes so that" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express a conditional agreement or affirmation leading to a specific outcome, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "I need a yes so that we can proceed with the project without delays."
Alternatives: "an affirmation to ensure" or "a confirmation in order to".
Sometimes, yeah, the voice can be distorted by the internet connection or some people they have a strange, different accents, so yes, so that could be challenging for a non-native speaker.
The weight parameter is set to "no" to tell the script to make a pointlike ARF and the correctpsf parameter is set to "yes" so that arfcorr will be run to correct the ARF.
Ah, yes, so that's what he saw.
I'm not saying that I've ever been physically threatened but… I've seen people do things like kick things and yes, so that sort of, or their body language is aggressive.
Like nobody really wants to see that version of it". But I just kept plugging away because I kept saying, "Ya know, I've never heard a hard no". Like, nobody was like, "You can't do this and this isn't going to happen". So, to me, those were a lot of maybes and I'm always somebody who says, "You're going to give me a maybe, I'm going to turn that into a yes". So I just kept plugging away.
A respected Hollywood screenwriter has purchased an option on my "life rights" (a Faustian-sounding transaction, yes?) so that someone can portray me in a movie.
I asked you a question that implied the answer yes so that you'd feel included – and so would I, because you were agreeing with me.
your period?" I try to ask before I expect the answer to be yes, so that if a girl doesn't seem to know about the changes of puberty that lie ahead, I can encourage her to talk about them with her mother, and offer to help answer questions.
I just think he should say yes, so that at least someone has.
"I have a great job because I get to call up some of these scientists and say 'Hey, can I come talk to you or, better still, can I go to the central African forest with you?' And frequently they say: 'Well, all right, yes.' So that's a kid in a candy store…" "What experts think of my book is also very important to me.
