Sentence examples for of two yes from inspiring English sources

In our study there was a considerable gender difference; 15% of the men compared to 60% of the women in the study group had a score of two (yes, very often) or three (yes, almost all the time) for the EPDS question: "Have you in the last seven days been so unhappy that you have been crying?" In the comparison group none of the men and only one woman scored in this range.

Scores of two yes's of a possible three were considered sufficient for inclusion.

Out of 1097 people who passed him (the Washington Post counted every one of them), a grand total of seven - yes, seven, without any zeros - stopped to listen for more than a minute to him.

Or observed a tower of four — yes, four — with the highest person's feet planted firmly on the head of the one beneath her? (Firmly, until she casually extends a leg).

The bot then asks customers several questions including ones about flavour; customers can rank their answers out of ten, yes or no and multiple choice.

She was elected in 1992, dubbed the Year of the Woman because it saw a record number of four — yes, just four — women elected to the Senate.

Wearing a poppy tangerine dress and sun hat, the 59-year-old mother of three -- yes, that makes her one year shy of 60 -- continued to blow our minds with her youthful appearance.

"I think she'll be a role model," says Ariela Balk (pictured with me here), a mother of eight (yes, EIGHT!) and the founder, president and CEO of her own $300 million dollar business, Ariela-Alpha International, one of the largest privately held lingerie companies in the country and one of the biggest woman-owned vendors for Walmart.

Alcohol Module (AM): This inventory is composed of six "yes" and "no" questions about alcohol use during the past six months, aimed at gauging how much alcohol has interfered with activities such as relationships, school/work, and driving.

The YDQ we used consisted of eight "yes" or "no" questions translated into Chinese.

Young's Diagnostic Questionnaire (YDQ) consisting of eight "yes" or "no" questions was translated into Chinese.