Sentence examples for are to respond from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
The more of the trait (positive affect, for instance) possessed by respondents, the more likely they are to respond with answers that receive higher scores, or the more likely they are to choose one of the more positive ratings on the items of the scale (Hambleton, 2005).
Muscles need to be stressed if they are to respond, he said.
They are to respond to the archbishop by the end of the month.
So it is time for the "forces of progress", if that is what we are, to respond in kind.
Indeed, further increases will be necessary if we are to respond fittingly to developments in the US".
The more similar a person seems to you, the more likely you are to respond to their request for help, or do what they are doing.
While Fox and its allies in Congress continue to attack the President, what is important is that our military forces are capable -- and they are -- to respond to whatever options the President selects.
The unions are expected to respond early next year.
Local banks are scrambling to respond.
American technicians are trying to respond.
