Sentence examples for from a yes from inspiring English sources

The organisation has denied it would profit from a yes vote.

It is clearly the fair course, and the recommendation brings home some of the serious ruptures that would instantly follow from a yes vote.

Liberal Democrats, who arguably have the most to gain from a yes vote, launched a half-hearted campaign to secure it but Nick Clegg's mention of the referendum in his conference speech produced only modest applause.

This piece was amended on 4 September to reflect that ConocoPhillips have restated its position to CDP on its support for a binding climate deal from a "yes" to a "blank".

My own view is that they are legitimate and mostly rational warnings of some of the risks that may, and in some cases would, follow from a yes vote.

Despite what the mainstream media told us, black women never stopped aspiring to possess the curves society so hated; we chortled in cinemas at Queen Latifah's glee from a yes response to the age-old question "Does my butt look big in this?" in the 2005 comedy Beauty Shop.

He will be hoping it is enough for a yes from Hammond.

That included voters switching from a yes-vote to don't know, and those moving from a no-vote to don't know.

This possible bias may result both from a "yes-saying" response style of the patient, and from a tendency of the interviewer to put weight on positive answers about signs and symptoms that are not clinically significant.

"All I need from Malcolm Smith is a yes vote.

Despite concerns from Atlanticists that a "yes" will damage relations with the United States, arguably it could also be in Washington's interests (the sixth reason).