Sentence examples for yes specifically from inspiring English sources

We asked a range of questions pertinent to career and professional prospects, beginning with "Do you feel that your headaches have interfered with your education?" Only 27 (7.2 % [95 % CI: 4.9 10.4 %] of those reporting headache) replied "yes"; specifically, 24 believed they had done less well and three had given up early.

Not long ago, we told you to name your pets after plural foods (yes, specifically, plural food items).

Nike has designed a new boot, the CR Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II (quite the mouthful, yes) specifically for him.

According to newly launched, mobile-first startup Muxi, the answer to that question is "yes," and specifically, it's targeting the LinkedIn crowd with its social network for professionals.

Arrington said that he spoke to CEO Marissa Mayer backstage at Disrupt and she showed him a cool mobile app, but his response was, "Okay, what else you got?" So he wondered: Is there really a chance to turn Yahoo around? Lee said the answer is yes, pointing specifically to Mayer's experience as a computer scientist and background at Google, which should help her attract good engineers.

Autumn Bree Fata: I would love to be a spokesperson for natural birthing and yes, homebirths specifically need more attention.

She says the only way we are going to survive our time on this planet and solve problems like climate change, hunger, global conflict, obesity (yes, she specifically mentions it), is to play more online games.

(If it's harder to capture the context in the screenshot, the jail tech, above, waves for Bland to turn for her profile, the product legible on her desktop screen. And yes, we specifically grabbed a frame with the other officer swigging from a bottle, just getting to do what free people do).

On Jan . 22 he asserted that safety-net programs — yes, he specifically used that term — have "massive overhead," and that because of the cost of a huge bureaucracy "very little of the money that's actually needed by those that really need help, those that can't care for themselves, actually reaches them".

He responded with another "yes," when asked specifically if he worried that the stops might be unlawful.

Surveys such as the DHS ask, "During this pregnancy, did you take any drugs to keep you from getting malaria?", and only if the women answer "yes" will they specifically be asked if they took SP, and the number of times.