Sentence examples for Set to respond from inspiring English sources

The newspaper explores how the sector is set to respond.

Meanwhile, Ossoff is set to respond with more than $6 million in ads of his own.

Now Philip Hammond looks set to respond to the slowing economy with a trifling £1.3bn on infrastructure and roads.

Each channel has a single output and can be dynamically set to respond to some or all of a set of pathogens.

The Conservative leader David Cameron is set to respond to the speech during a debate with Mr Brown in the Commons this afternoon.

SoundAdvice, which requires Windows 2000 or XP, can be set to respond only to phrases spoken after the word "computer," so users do not trigger unwanted commands.

But, Thiel says, Andreessen is well positioned, because of his broad knowledge and flexible mind-set, to respond to incremental changes in an array of fields.

These national guidelines need to be broad and flexible to allow individual setting to respond to the developmental needs and learning capacities of children.

The aquarium recruited new managers, who set to work responding to negative reviews.

As noted above, the community members in this setting seem to respond positively to their local leaders.

We need services set up to respond to women's particular needs and experiences.