Sentence examples for and in response to questions from inspiring English sources

She appeared on MSNBC's "Hardball," and in response to questions, said that a nuclear Iran was "the single biggest national security situation we face".

She said the department did not comment on the medical care of individuals, and – in response to questions on the conditions in which Omid's wife is being held – the "remaining claims are untrue".

I'd guess they are eleven and nine, and, in response to questions about how the Devils' victory made them feel, they had as little to say ("Good") as you'd expect.

And, in response to questions of heritage and proximity to the Tower of London, the Uruguayan-born architect says: "Am I breaking the illusion that we're living in the 13th century?

The announcement came in a statement from Verizon Wireless as the company held talks with the Federal Communications Commission about complaints of unauthorized charges and in response to questions about a possible settlement of an F.C.C. investigation into the issue.

In a speech at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York and in response to questions afterward, Mr. Gephardt emphasized that he had conferred with officials at the Central Intelligence Agency and advisers to President Bill Clinton before concluding that Iraq was a serious threat.

In news conferences and television appearances carefully orchestrated by military officials, many wounded service members here and at other hospitals displayed self-assurance and confidence in response to questions about their fears and futures.

I was fairly astonished as I canvassed those at Ms Bachmann's events in Waterloo to hear "constitutional conservative" and "constitutional conservatism" arise again and again in response to questions about Ms Bachmann's particular appeal.

Here's what six children drew and wrote in response to questions about their fears and worries.

Leave updates that are half telling people what you're doing and half helping people with news, information, ideas and advice in response to questions.

Schulz was more voluble, detailed and thorough in response to questions, Juncker more taciturn.