Until that happens, I would prefer, yes, that we stand down!
Elmhurst's question, which appears on the college's 2012-13 asksication, asks: "Would you consider yourself to be a member of the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered) community?" An applicant may choose "yes," "no," or "prefer not to answer," according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.
He just describes his rediscovery as 'nice' and of the play's success says only 'One prefers a yes to a no'.
prefers a yes response and therefore the absence of breathing problems (again an optimal state of affairs).
For clinical evaluation of patients, even larger changes in target density or occupancy are ideal as clinicians prefer binary "yes or no" images for ease of diagnosis and treatment monitoring.
Then recline the seat backrest at the touch of a button; slide the whole seat backward if you need more legroom; drop the backrest more if you prefer; and yes, deploy the thigh support to fit the contours of your lower leg.
YES recently offered to discount its $2 monthly subscriber rate, but Cablevision has refused to accept those terms, preferring to carry YES only as a premium channel, not as what it believes to be an overpriced basic cable channel.
And yes was preferred, not yeah.
He preferred the immediacy and, yes, the gossipability, of the kind of image that you would see in a magazine or a newspaper – his paintings often began their lives as scavenged images – to the aesthetically high-toned, politically gelded stuff poured out by so many of his more successful contemporaries.
People prefer to say yes to people they like.
"People prefer to say "yes" to those who are similar to them, who are physically attractive or give them compliments.
