Sentence examples for yes since the from inspiring English sources

I'm going to guess yes, since the James Cameron movie machine does kind of have that reputation.

The answer is yes since the mean pH often observed in prostatitis is 8 8.3 [56], which, according to Henderon-Hasselbalch equation, is equivalent to over 90 mM HCO3−.

Yes, since the 2008 credit crunch and the subsequent furore over bonuses, many banks have chosen to raise the base salaries of staff and lower their bonuses.

Yes, since the stagehands' strike, business has generally been booming for the eight Broadway shows not shut down, and for Off Broadway shows and other artistic alternatives.

Yes, since the news emerged that two white British al-Qaida members had been killed in a US drone attack, I can't help wondering if all white people are potential terrorists.

It might be meaningless to rank the primary studies based solely on their 'quantity of Yes' since the studies present different purposes (e.g. some solutions are mainly focused on supporting the selection of variant services (Nascimento et al. [2012b]; Townend et al. [2005]), while other ones are focused on executing variant services (Gonçalves and Rubira [2010]; Yuhui and Romanovsky [2008])).

Commissioner Roberta Brandes Gratz spoke for them yesterday when she said she was voting yes but, since the sign was not included, "with a heavy heart".

Ireland held a second referendum in October, and this time Irish voters backed the treaty by 67.1% to 32.9%—a swing of 20.5% to the "yes" camp since the summer of 2008.

By the time the official announcement was made, after 5pm, the result was clear, even though a few, dazed and held in the suspense that had gripped the yes campaign since the polls closed on Friday, had not allowed themselves to believe it until it was official.

The answer is yes, since under current guideline therapy, with the availability of newer drug classes with minor side effects, using a stepwise increase in antihyperglycemic drug therapy as soon as A1C is above target can be implemented and might prevent disease progression similarly to combination or triple therapy.

The group was to hear its guest speaker, Dr. Karl Popper, deliver a paper entitled "Are There Philosophical Problems?" The answer was a demonstrable yes, since it took only 10 minutes for the club's chairman, Ludwig Wittgenstein, to brandish a fireplace poker while announcing "Popper, you are wrong".