Sentence examples for for example, yes from inspiring English sources
For example, yes the Henry Tax Review recommended cutting the company tax rate to 25%, it did so while arguing that "company income tax also acts as a tax on profits derived from Australia's non-renewable resources".
The secret is that while the Dream Guesser is out of the room, everyone else is told to answer yes/no questions according to a rule (for example, "yes" if the question ends in a vowel, otherwise "no").
I'm still using my G1, for example (yes, I'm part of the problem) and the early push of MyTouch and pre-Droid phones resulted in a lot of users dead-ending at 1.6.
Matrices containing just two different values (1 and 0 meaning for example "yes" and "no", respectively) are called logical matrices.
For example, YES G- medium did not support S. pombe Δgfa1, and similarly, M9 minimal medium did not support E. coli ΔglmS, while LB G- medium allowed E. coli ΔglmS to grow to a low cell density.
They indicated that items requiring single judgments were clearer than items requiring more than one judgment (for example, "yes, limited a little").
For most variables, responses were collapsed into positive (definitely or probably yes, strongly or somewhat agree) versus negative (probably or definitely not, somewhat or strongly disagree), or one extreme (for example, definitely yes) versus other.
For hardcore chocheads the Factory Zone offers bulk buys: for example, 8kg (yes, eight kilos) of Cadbury's Buttons for £39.99.
For example, the "yes or no" kind of question should be reserved for the final exploration of a subject, while queries such as "How do you feel about working with Joe Smith's group?" might well obtain results most useful at the beginning of a particular subject.
Whereas I did not think much of it before, I believe if approached in a way as Reparations Now proposed, through education benefits for example, then yes I would gladly contribute my tax dollars to it.
It has two observed groups: for example, relapse yes (RY ) and relapse no (RN ) groups.
