Sentence examples for and is more responsive from inspiring English sources

That means power no longer depends on the vagaries of the grid, and is more responsive to the needs of the consumer.

Traditional or vernacular built form evolves to achieve higher human comfort by using locally available building materials and construction technology and is more responsive to the geographic conditions.

The U.S. boom has been driven by "tight oil" — what many people call shale oil — which is produced by fracking and is more responsive to market conditions than oil developed through traditional drilling.

The AQoL2 has strong psychometric properties and is more responsive than other quality of life scales [ 58, 59].

The AQoL has strong psychometric properties and is more responsive than other more widely used scales [ 34, 35].

The AQoL has strong psychometric properties and is more responsive than other widely-used scales [ 82, 83].

This pushed the event up people's to-do lists and were more responsive to inviting their clients and contacts.

A moderate member of Parliament from Montreal, Mr. Martin has pledged to improve the government's ethical conduct and be more responsive to the public will.

"Congress suffers from people who serve too long and are more responsive to their fellow cronies in Washington that they are to the voters," he said.

It also pointed to the NHS scheme that is already running, which allows staff to create social enterprises which can innovate and be more responsive to local needs.

His particular taste was for those older than himself – he thought they might be more grateful for his business and be more responsive (they weren't) – and those who looked normal.