The phrase "answer to events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing responses or reactions to specific occurrences or situations.
Example: "The company's answer to events in the market has been swift and effective, demonstrating their adaptability."
Alternatives: "response to incidents" or "reaction to situations".
Indeed from another aspect, it is not so much that the circumstances have fitted Francois Hollande - it is also Francois Hollande who has answered to events.
Although I am tempted to declare I have the easy, "obvious" answers to events like #Ferguson, I recognize that people like myself would probably be wise to spend the hours (days?) it takes to review the evidence (linked below) that has been made publicly available before we announce verdicts from our living room soapboxes.
For prevalence of symptoms and care seeking behaviour of the participants, we relied upon self reported answers to events that may have occurred earlier and these may be subject to recall and reporting bias.
Because in three days they should have made arrests and given some sort of answer to the events in Tbilisi".
Barmak Nassirian, a higher education expert who until recently served as associate executive director of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers, provided his own answer to the event's topic, how can students avoid default?
Another limitation is that we do not know the extent to which respondents provided different answers due to events that occurred in the period between completing the original and follow-up surveys.
Clearly, more definitive answers to such events will emerge as the genome sequence information coverage of various taxa expands.
"When I was in junior high, I was the annoying kid in the class who always had the answer to whatever current-events quiz was going on.
The future of this year's Emmy Awards remains unsettled, with an answer to whether the event will be held at all expected this week.
Is this Google's answer to the Bing event last week, where they showed off the impressive looking new Bing Maps beta product?
