"There was a time when I would have answered this question with a definitive "yes" – especially when I was going through puberty.
It seemed, from this exhibition and party, that the answer is yes, especially when that new location is partnered with a curatorial staff that is hell-bent on inclusion.
The question isn't talent, experience or anything else specific to the individual; it is solely: "Can we design and properly market this package so that lots of people will buy it?" The answer here is almost certainly yes, especially since there is one specific attribute of this individual that predisposes a large segment of our population to buy whatever they are selling — that special last name.
Anyway, Christie says yes, especially since he assumes they're residents of New Jersey.
The answer seems to be yes, especially when employers are cheap, creepy or cruel.
The answer is a resounding yes, especially when considering its timing.
I may well give it a go, yes, especially if I slip into a state of denial.
In the short term the answer is yes, especially because governments are throwing money at vaccine-makers to stimulate an expansion of capacity.
Readers of Ben Shephard's A War of Nerves: Soldiers and Psychiatrists 1914-1994 will probably answer yes, especially once war is boiled down – as described in The Good Soldiers – to driving around in a Humvee, waiting to get blown up.
Over the "long term"—say, 15 years—stocks and yes, especially technology stocks, come through because they represent companies that make productivity-boosting, life-enhancing products and services.
The answer is yes, especially for those companies interested in centralizing control over data for security reasons or those looking to provide more centralized access to high-end desktop applications.
