Sentence examples for a more immediate response from inspiring English sources

We also needed a more immediate response to find the new donors on which we could build a sustainable future.

That's a great feature; if you know your correspondent is online, you can get a more immediate response by sending an instant message instead of e-mail.

"I see them continuing as a constellation of enterprises: some big, some small, most small but all of them with a more immediate response from their audience and a greater chance to succeed.

Our results using pooled data in a similar fashion as they did showed a different timing of responses across genders; with males showing a more immediate response and dwindling with time (not statistically significant), and females showing a delayed response during the economic recovery as opposed to the height of the crisis in 2009.

Many people notice a more immediate response to light therapy.

Investigations and analysis of the event led the USFS to develop better ways to provide a more immediate response to combat fires; one of them was the development of the smokejumper program in 1939.

This approach would not be relevant for many NIAC and would still require methods capable of providing a much more immediate response.

It's a much more violent, much more immediate response to really scary things.

Emotional reactions are the most tightly stimulus-bound affective states and the shortest lived temporally, thus, describing the more immediate response to the subjective evaluation of an event.

Mr. Case may prefer to take the long view in part because the stock market's more immediate response last week was less than enthusiastic.

With more and more application of high resolution remote sensing, it is possible to improve the sampling design of the Chinese NFI, for example with reference to the annual inventory system in the US, allowing more immediate response of inventory results to broad-scale disturbances or trends.