Sentence examples similar to yes pre from inspiring English sources

I fear that overhyping minor vulnerabilities by branding them, pushing the topic with the media and yes, pre-announcing them will cause people to go numb to these announcements.

South Africa - 'NICRO Diversion Options', L.M. Muntingh and R. Shapiro (eds), National Institute for Crime Prevention and the Rehabilitation of Offenders (NICRO), 1997 [Pdf 174kb] Detailed, step by step information on each of the 5 NICRO diversion programmes (Youth Empowerment Scheme (YES), Pre-Trial Community Service, Victim-Offender Mediation, Family Group Conferencing & The Journey).

At SNY, loud men on debate shows like "Loud Mouths" salivate for issues like Randolph's complaints, and they argue them to a pitch that does not exist on YES, where pre- and postgame shows lack high-decibel studio battles.

Having taught at every grade level in education (yes, from Pre-K through doctoral students), and also worked with them in the therapy room, I've seen firsthand the perils we can face at each juncture of development.

One of the more telling two-handers turns into a bizarre three-hander as up-and-comers Hugh Laurie (yes, a pre-med House) and Stephen Fry usher in a new generation of comedians and then are suddenly visited by the old guard in the form of John Cleese.

We classified women by the joint distribution of history of psychiatric disorder (no vs. yes) and pre-pregnancy overweight status (<25 vs. ≥25 kg/m) resulting in the following categories: no psychiatric disorder and lean; history of psychiatric disorder and lean; no psychiatric disorder and overweight; and history of psychiatric disorder and overweight.

And, yes, a pre-tax profit for 2008.

Oh yes, the Pre-Budget Report - I vaguely remember that.

Regardless, Friends' enduring popularity is undoubtedly tied to a desire to return to a time and place when British life (and the world at large) wasn't undergoing such total upheaval pre-Brexit, yes, bupheaval pre-Brexitn the last 15 yesrs that led to butxit, too.

is the null action that does nothing at all (but is useful as the yes-command for pre- and post-conditions, and the no-command for store-conditions).

Or, to remove the double-negative: yes, the Palm Pre will, indeed, be available on Verizon Wireless, most likely this winter.