Sentence examples for a softer response from inspiring English sources

Mr. Peña Nieto has adopted a softer response than Ms. Rousseff to the spying revelations, which were made on Sunday in Brazil in a report on the Globo television network.

That is in line with previous comments from SoftBank playing down an imminent second fund — its COO Marcelo Claure recently said there is "no certainty" of a follow-up — but the firm has adopted a softer response than other top businessmen who are aligned with Saudi money.

The main trends, namely (i) the increase of overall stiffness with increasing degree of disorder and (ii) the existence of a size effect in the sense that systems of reduced height show a softer response, are well reproduced by the continuum model, though both the size effect and the disorder-induced stiffening are slightly more pronounced in the continuum model.

Op-Ed: Today, a softer response to police violence than in 1960s and '70s.

In a famous story in Chinese history, Mr. Yang said, you give your enemy a soft response as a test.

Such a setback for 20 years of Western efforts to bolster Ukraine's independence is a grim prospect; EU countries should make clear to Mr Putin that it would damage relations with Russia.Brickbats and beetrootsFears of Russian influence must not be allowed to dictate a soft response to Mr Yanukovych's autocratic ways.

However, cybersecurity experts argue the proposals are at best a soft response to the country's core data security issues, and could potentially weaken or even criminalize academic and private sector research and communication on software vulnerabilities.

“We need to have a national dialogue.” A much softer response than the one offered David Welch, U.S. assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs, who said recently in an interview with a Lebanese TV station that he did not believe Hizbullah should participate in the Lebanese government.