Sentence examples for a progressive response from inspiring English sources

What is a progressive response to this situation?

Labour has yet to adopt a progressive response.

"Rec and Park had the capacity to make a progressive response to a national trend of food carts," Mr. Zigas said.

The charity and many of its supporters say this is a progressive response to budget cuts and also reflects our modern understanding of care and safeguarding for vulnerable people.

Cheshire, who chaired the Ecosystem Markets Task Force, believes that a progressive response to the continuing degradation of ecosystems and loss of biodiversity could help the UK become a global leader in measuring natural capital.

The Leipzig committee's decision not to strike the book from their finalist's list, effectively endorsing, or at least approving, Hegemann's actions, is either an alarming or a progressive response.

For their supporters, community sentences are a commonsense, progressive response to the problem of rising prison spending and numbers.

Our analysis reveals a slow progressive response increase that plateaus after 300 500 ms (figure 1 iii)).

However, it does not follow from these points that the NCH can be accepted as a benign and progressive response to the situation, that it is a politically neutral attempt 'to promote quality in education' through alternative forms of finance, or that it should not be labelled as elitist because it is 'committed to accessibility' through offering a third of its students financial support.

Disclosures of questionable consulting fees, a demographic shift to younger patients, and uncertainty about the marginal benefits of product innovation in a time of great cost pressure invite a serious and progressive response from the profession.

We previously demonstrated a biphasic temperature response to influenza viral infection in mice — an initial hyperthermic response followed by a progressive hypothermic response [11].