Sentence examples for It has responded from inspiring English sources
It has responded to the public will and its administering of a code of practice - drawn up by editors, remember - has been immensely beneficial.
It has responded to tougher US anti-dumping measures by increasing its own tariffs on imported steel.
It has responded by curbing production and laying off workers, but its heavy fixed costs are a horrid drain on cash.There is now little doubt that, one way or another, Fiat will be rescued by an injection of Italian money.
It has responded angrily.
It has responded to the rise of open-source software with both accommodation and demonisation.
It has responded with an offer to restart talks on the nuclear issue, which Turkey has agreed to host.
It has responded by offering higher salaries, but those concessions seem to have emboldened workers at other factories.
It has responded to past Chinese sanctions with provocations, as if daring Beijing to test the regime.
It has responded to 6,500 com mands from the earth and has sent hack voluminous data dur ing the blazing lunar days and frigid nights.
It has responded to Wrexham and Shropshire in some fury and is now promising to run direct trains from Wrexham to London on a far faster route.
It has responded to disasters like the Sichuan earthquake in China and Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar, both in 2008, as well as the Padang earthquake in Indonesia last year.
