Sentence examples for a concrete response from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a concrete response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to refer to a specific, clear, and definite answer or reaction to a question or situation.
Example: "In order to move forward with the project, we need a concrete response from the client regarding their budget."
Alternatives: "a definitive answer" or "a clear reply".
What has made Lewis so popular is that he offers a concrete response to this uncertainty.
But the findings, he said, suggest a concrete response: teachers can increase reading and writing time demanded from students.
"We're dissatisfied at this point because there hasn't been a concrete response to these proposals," he said.
Since the killing, the United States, Europe, Canada and others have warned of consequences but have not delivered much of a concrete response.
"President Obama suggested that Russia put a concrete response in writing, and the presidents agreed that Kerry and Lavrov would meet to discuss next steps," the statement said.
It was, a senior American diplomat says, "a concrete response to a concrete sign of reform on the Burmese side".Other countries have been moving too.
Thwadi said he had raised the issue with the new government's leadership but had not yet received any concrete response.
Atim voices outrage, but the old man presents a more concrete response in the form of a gun.
A simple bilinear stress strain model that is capable of representing an FRP concrete response exhibiting softening at low confining pressures and hardening at higher confinement is proposed.
Angelino Alfano described the hit as a "settling of scores" and pledged that the reinforcements would give a "quick and concrete response to an event of unprecedented cruelty".
Iran has failed to deliver a "clear and concrete response" to a proposal aimed at ending deadlock over its nuclear programme, a Western diplomat has said.
