Sentence examples for No response given from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, often these days the best response is no response, given the risks of being trolled.
In terms of communication and possible future management of the patient, 43.8 % of BCS would refer her to a genetics consultant and 37.4 % responded "don't know or no response given".
As the case in (Schein 2009), when a CEO would like to make an innovation which is proved no effective response, given that he did not get to know well about the tacit implications at the place he has just come.
The amplitudes were then decreased by one half of the initial step until a "no" response was given.
In Annan's telling, there was no other logical response, given the United Nations' under-equipped peacekeeping force in Rwanda and the reluctance of the Clinton administration to support a tough reaction in the wake of a debacle in Somalia, where 19 U.S. Army Rangers and members of the elite Delta Force were killed by supporters of a Somali warlord.
Two of the 'No' responses actually gave a reason for the classes to be different whereas the only valid reason supporting no difference was the following: 'I gave my answer no because the difference between the armspan (sic). is not big (it is medium not big).'.
The government's response gives us no real indication of what action is being taken on this important issue," he said.
The government's response gives us no real indication of what action is being taken on this important issue".
No response was given to these questions.
In both conditions, if a response was omitted (no response was given after 8 seconds), the program would then move on to the next dilemma and the omitted scenario would be presented again at a later stage during the experiment.
For the record, we put these questions to Gifford and Triple Point PR in April but received no response: 1) given that Evony:Age II has only just been launched, is this simply carrying over players from the previous version of Evony? 2) what does "played by 20m players" actually mean?
