Sentence examples for gave yes from inspiring English sources

A further ICM poll for the Sunday Telegraph gave yes a more dramatic lead of 54% to 46%, but its significance was played down since its sample was only 700, under the normal threshold of 1,000 voters.

But two people with knowledge in the negotiations, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the agreement gave YES the price it wanted -- and which Cablevision had derided as overly expensive -- but it also gave Cablevision flexibility from YES's demand that it be available on the expanded basic tier to all of the cable operator's customers, as YES is on all other local cable systems.

Jubilant choruses of "She knocked it out of the park" and "One of the greatest speeches ever" were heard throughout the room, and some people gave, yes, Obama-style fist bumps.

That is a little better for the Yes side than the equivalent figures for those polls that were conducted earlier this year, which on average gave Yes 38% and No 62%.

Once again the program presents both sides of the argument, but predictably it gives "yes" as the last word.

For someone who has been coded in binary, the Maybot finds it surprisingly difficult to give yes and no answers.

BLANKENHORN: I would be happy to, but he is only permitting me to give "yes" and "no," and I cannot do that and be accurate.

The battery-powered M3Power is designed to bounce around on your skin to give (yes, you guessed it) "a smoother, more comfortable shave".For a company that claims to embody innovation, this is less than earth-shattering.

One of the first questions asked was "Do you feel responsible for coordinating the supply chain of this product ("from the field to the fork")?." Two answer options were given: "yes" and "no".

Most questions were answerable on a five-point Likert-like scale, and for the rest, three alternatives were given (yes, no, or no opinion).

If she ignores all of your texts or only gives "yes" or "no" answers, stop texting for a while and do something to take your mind off of the distracting situation.