Sentence examples for able to respond very from inspiring English sources
"So we sort of shut down or put to the side some normal operations and put our officers on extended tours and were able to respond very quickly.
"The only thing I am concerned about is that this has come late, because now the other side may not be able to respond very positively," said Mr. Othman, referring to some Sunni Arab politicians who opposed the new law.
"We've been able to respond very quickly to these sneak attacks," said Kevin Walker, a volunteer who cobbled together the group's Web site and e-mail alert system using software programs he wrote himself.
This further suggests caution when interpreting dune chronostratigraphies palaeoenvironmentally, as different dunes are able to respond very differently to the same external stimulus (e.g. climate).
"We need to be able to respond very rapidly to ensure a resumption of normal childhood activities for children and ensure that protection mechanisms and health standards are in place for them," said Mr. Perks.
People who do not feel that they have been able to respond very well, on the other hand, sometimes find it difficult to relax in new situations.
The probe with pKa = 2.1 is able to respond to very low pH value (below 3.5) with high sensitivity relying on fluorescence quenching at 460 nm in fluorescence spectra or the ratios of absorbance maximum at 380 nm to that at 450 nm in UV vis spectra.
We've had to evolve from what was basically threat-based planning that is, planning against a particular identified threat and being able to rationalize and optimize the response to it to capabilities-based planning, where we need to have capabilities that will be able to respond to this very wide dynamic range in the threat we're facing.
"Being able to respond accordingly is very important," Bell said, pointing to the Virginia Tech shootings.
That is, E. coli is able to respond quickly to very weak signals - concentration gradients and under vastly different background concentrations.
They switch to their language, although I'm able to respond only in a very simple way.
