Sentence examples for yes groups from inspiring English sources

Such was the broad spectrum of yes groups that it was impossible to impose a structured discipline on them.

A more complex picture emerges from local yes groups, many of which continue to organise within their communities regardless of top-tier politicking.

When technical experts mystify their audiences rather than enlighten them, they lose support and "no" is always an easier answer than "yes". Groups that work in secret and then present their ideas full-blown at the end face unexpected objections that sometimes kill the project.

"What you found was you had these two very, very dug in yes groups, these two very dug in no groups," Cooper says as he explains why Better Together decided not to concentrate precious resources on these voters on the grounds that they that had made up their mind.

The phenomenon was on display last week when users of Facebook complained about changes to the Web site's terms of service using methods that included, yes, groups on facebook.com.com

Yes, groups need to be in place to lobby for better maternity and flextime policies so that women can continue their careers in these very fields after children if they want.

The campaign against Scottish independence appears to have edged ahead according to the final poll of the referendum campaign, conducted by Ipsos Mori for London's Evening Standard, with the no campaign at 53% of decided voters compared with the yes group's 47%.

To orchestrate a constitutional coup a phony "vote yes" group was formed by Rogensack's former campaign manager and WMC piled on the cash in a $600,000 ad blitz saying it was all about "democracy".

Regarding patient's consent, the proportion of treatments carried out without a patient's consent was significantly greater in the "yes" group than in the "no" group (p = 0.002).

With regard to the timing of the physician's explanation, the proportion of explanations occurring on the same day was significantly larger in the "yes" group than in the "no" group (p = 0.004).

It was found that women going to TBA ("yes" group) (n = 32) had a significantly higher mean score than the "never" group (M = 31.34, SD = 7.49; M = 23.87, SD = 6.30, respectively, t = -5.66, p < 0.000).