Sentence examples for yes than from inspiring English sources

(The only group in which older people were more likely to answer yes than younger people was among Asian men).

A moment's pause, and then he said: "I sometimes think Mrs Thatcher is even more beguiling when she is saying yes than when she is saying no".

People would see us in public together and assume she was my daughter; if they asked, it was easier to say yes than explain.

Polls have suggested that such voters are slightly more likely to break towards "yes" than "no", but that economic arguments will be crucial to their choice.

And what was it in Scotland that created the incredible atmosphere in which so many more people voted yes than expected?

However, when asked whether its news coverage was unbiased, slightly more Observer readers (53%) said yes than Guardian readers (50%) – the same percentage as the previous two years.

Similarly, the Guardian's Peter Jenkins wrote: "The pros console themselves with the thought that every time the big Benn mouth opens it makes more yesses than noes".

This fact is demonstrated in two ways: 1. Determinants which received relatively low credits such as the 'economic system' were given a significantly higher importance by the exposed cohorts (TM-yes; GH-yes) than by students who were not exposed to the analysed educational interventions.

More than 45% of the voters said yes, higher than most predictions.

Yes, bigger than the American election; yes, bigger than the long-awaited rise of machine learning; yes, bigger than Elon Musk's one-two punch of space travel and electric cars — although it's related to that.

Say "yes" more than you say "no".