Sentence examples for issue that yes from inspiring English sources
People still don't believe – and some of them don't want to believe – that the sports world has already moved past this issue, that yes, even gay athletes can be measured for their ability and content of character.
It became a go-to phrase for mumbled or garbled explanations and the trump card in arguments, but this sort of overuse just desensitises us to the real issue which is that, yes, some men really do talk down to women.
"Something like that, yes".
Speaking to GQ magazine, as he covers their newest issue, Bieber confirmed that, yes, mooning did take place.
The European Union, tasked with examining the "competition" issues that worried his competitors most, said yes.
Place focus on simple issues that impact voters' bottom lines (Vote "YES" against fare increases).
Here are two "yes or no" issues that can be used to clearly define those political "leaders" who are with the People or with the Corporations.
Other conservatives look at the immigration issue and concede that, yes, these immigrants broke the law, but that there are many other circumstances to consider in developing a policy remedy.
So by definition, yes, there will be some difficult discussions sometimes about issues that arise.
Asked if he could even conceive of basing a channel outside London by committee chair Jesse Norman, Hall said: "We're thinking about a whole range of issues and yes, that's something we're looking at".
