Sentence examples for election yes from inspiring English sources

Yes, bigger than the American election; yes, bigger than the long-awaited rise of machine learning; yes, bigger than Elon Musk's one-two punch of space travel and electric cars — although it's related to that.

I think he will be the leader at the next election, yes," he told the programme.

"A lot of people said we can't win the general election; yes we can!" Ms. O'Donnell said.

Whether it is how she will vote in the general election (yes, Conservative), what she thinks of New Labour's handling of the economy (not good) or what she did when her husband, Matthew Freud, criticised a hugely successful part of the Murdoch-owned News Corporation, shardlydly ever refuses to comment – the interview is worth the wait.

"A foreign government tried to influence the American election, yes, but that's not actually that weird".

"A foreign government tried to influence the American election, yes, but that's not actually that weird," Oliker said.

Pre-election "yes" and "no" buttons are being worn by doctors and nurses.

Deutchman: For presidential elections, yes, for smaller elections, case by case, not as much I'll admit.

You may now be asking, "How is this even happening?" or "Isn't Canada a democracy?" Well, in the sense that we still get to vote in increasingly fraudulent elections, yes, it totally is.

Prime Minister David Cameron reiterated that in March in a speech where he promised: "We made a very clear promise before the last election that yes, we were going to have to take difficult decisions, yes, we were going to have to make some very difficult and painful cuts, but we wouldn't cut the NHS budget.

Asked early this month if the reformists had failed, Mohammad Reza Khatami said: "If failure means not having a free and fair election, then yes, we have failed".