Sentence examples for yes could be from inspiring English sources

First, the answers No or Yes could be given.

"There's one other thing I'll fight against: the politics of revenge and retribution," she said as shouts of "Yes" could be heard in the by-invitation-only crowd.

Moreover, our results show a milder inhibitory effect following c-Src silencing, suggesting that c-Yes could be a more important player than c-Src in CRC tumorigenesis.

SLAA publishes 40 such questions, and if you find yourself answering "yes, yes, yes", you could be in need of a little detox.

Yes, I think Carter is ambiguous as hell and yes he could be the devil and yes he could sure have taken me in and yes the Democrats will take us to war before the Republicans and yes it could be the biggest mistake I've ever made, but all I could tell you is I've learned over the years to get simpler and simpler.

The whoops and the singing (yes, singing) could be heard down the hall.

The fact is yes, it could be remedied, and the fact is that the punishment for these sorts of crimes could be money".

And yes, it could be dangerous, partly because it refuses to talk about what is true and what is not true.

He also thinks that, if Scotland were to vote yes, there could be a case for a second referendum after the independence negotiations have been concluded.

But ICM published a short paper in June this year, centred on the EU referendum, which found a yes phrasing could be worth up to four percentage points.

Try this for size on Havergal Brian from Janitt Klamston (yes, that could be a pseudonym): "Ever see a fat kid jiggling down the sidewalk in a WHY BE NORMAL shirt and feel an overwhelming urge to pity-hug?