Sentence examples for yes in question from inspiring English sources

Eight countries responded to the question asking " If yes in question (a), do they know if, at the same time, the share of total government spending going to health will (i) Increase (ii) Fall (iii) Stay the same (iv) Do not know".

I've been driving around western North Carolina this week, and have been pained to see a good many signs on lawns and in front of churches reading "Vote YES for Marriage" — particularly as the yes vote in question, in a referendum on the ballot for the May 8th election, would actually be a "no" for marriage.

By Anne Stringfield May 1 , 2012I've been driving around western North Carolina this week, and have been pained to see a good many signs on lawns and in front of churches reading "Vote YES for Marriage" — particularly as the yes vote in question, in a referendum on the ballot for the May 8th election, would actually be a "no" for marriage.

(1) Yes, I would always choose carpool, (2) yes, I would occasionally choose carpool, (3) never  (b) If yes in above question, then how many people do you like in carpooling with you?  (1) One person, (2) two persons, (3) three persons, (4) more than three persons  (c) How much travel cost reduction would encourage you to choose carpooling as the mode of your trip?

The above results (Table  1) also correspond to the results described in Table  3 in which the girls responding correctly (No instead of yes) in the question "Are fruits rich in vitamin D?" demonstrated higher serum 25-OH vitamin D level than boys.

Answering yes in both questions showed stronger association with sustaining a first hip fracture compared with those who gave a negative response in both questions, with a multivariate adjusted HR of 1.41 (IC 95%% 1.06--1.88) in men and 1.90 (IC 95%% 1.39--2.60) in women.

Yes, the venue, Voyeur, was somewhat kinkier than your father's topless joint and, yes, the men in question were not convention-going salesmen.

If a person defines "marital quality" as never sacrificing personal ambition for the sake of a child, or as maintaining the same amount of alone-time a couple enjoyed before children, then, yes, the parent in question will most definitely experience dissatisfaction.

"It seems as though that, yes, on the day in question, there may have been human error, but the human error was born out of a society that accepted lax management and had people working too long," said Edward P. Milstein, a lawyer whose firm is representing three ferry victims, including the family of Debra Castro, 39, a passenger who lost both legs and later died.

I've had asinine on-air bosses who called forward such visceral spasms of rage within me, that I had to (almost constantly) remind myself that if I killed the boss in question, yes, I'd have a glorious, momentary satisfaction.

And yes, in answer to your question, I do think that the notion of "harm" should be limited to the harms caused to those taking part in non-consensual activity, and that this should ultimately be a matter for the courts to decide.