Sentence examples for able to respond well from inspiring English sources

When staff members were not able to respond well to a burp or a gurgle, their proposals were doomed.

Do you think that politicians are going to be able to respond well when their buildings are being smashed up?

We were able to respond well to the garment factory accident in Bangladesh by focusing on a specific problem, worked with partners to reach everyone affected by the problem, asked donors to help specific people, and gave them feedback on their specific donation.

Although able to respond well to events in the motorway section of the simulated drive, the ADHD group were less likely to change lanes and overtake safely on the motorway, often speeding when overtaking and failing to signal or use mirrors when changing lane.

Not everyone is among the experientially gifted elite who are able to respond well to suggestion (Spiegel, 1974).

This is to determine if the structure is able to respond well to the different types of loads.

And I take responsibility for that, because setting people's expectations is part of how you end up being able to respond well.

If the only news that people ever hear is that carbon emissions are rising at an alarming rate, or that the effects of climate destruction are visible sooner than we thought, or that our leaders don't seem able to summon the political will to respond, well, then why should anybody have hope?

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.

They tend to respond well.

In the event of public health emergencies, HHS is prepared and able to respond internationally as well as at home.