Sentence examples for a time to respond from inspiring English sources

TOKYO — Sony said on Wednesday that its board was considering a proposal from the hedge fund Third Point to spin off part of its entertainment business, but it emphasized that the discussions were preliminary and that it had not set a time to respond.

Just remember that, just because it takes a person a longer time to respond, it doesn't guarantee that the person is lying.

Take a little time to respond to an email?

As a consequence, the device takes a long time to respond to the variations in the input rotation rate.

"I have taken a long time to respond to these emails.

The NRL said Parramatta will be given "a reasonable time" to respond to the proposed penalties.

It took him a long time to respond to even simple questions.

It will take the state enterprises a long time to respond to these directives, if indeed they ever do.

But the ITC insisted it had to follow the "due process" of giving a broadcaster time to respond to complaints.

In any event, not surprisingly, these middle managers often resist the new ideas; they either formally reject them or take a long time to respond.

It should require companies to be federally registered, outline standards for accuracy, make sure that job applicants have a reasonable time to respond to erroneous reports and seek monetary and other penalties from companies that flout the law.