Sentence examples for a frequent response to from inspiring English sources

Blaming and sacking managers has been a frequent response to the pressures.

"You're kidding!" is a frequent response to discovering a new tidbit.

Michael Scott San Francisco, Feb. 1, 2011 • To the Editor: A frequent response to recent events in Egypt has been to blame United States support for Hosni Mubarak and the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty for the longevity of the Mubarak regime.

Signposting people to their GP was a frequent response to queries of a medical nature.

Although that study made use of cocaine, it may be that changes in axon guidance molecules are a frequent response to drugs of abuse (see [ 37]).

In Vignette A, the most frequent response to each proposal was evidence based in most cases (Table 4).

Many studies have identified reduced tumour perfusion as an early and most frequent response to anti-angiogenic therapy, these include studies where no samples with vascular normalisation were identified (Willett et al, 2004; Mehta et al, 2011; Van der Veldt et al, 2012).

The distribution of clinicians' responses for describing a decannulation failure is summarized in Figure 2. The most frequent response to the question of what clinicians considered a time frame for decannulation failure was 48hourss.

A casual survey of acquaintances finds the most frequent response to thanks is now no problem.

CDKN2A loss is a common genetic aberration in metastatic GIST [ 94], and several studies show an association between low tumor p16ink4 (the gene product of CDKN2A) and frequent response to cyclin-dependent kinase (CDK) 4/6 inhibitors [ 95].

Apple said the most frequent response to "What would you like to see changed?" was "Not a thing".