Sentence examples for attempting to respond from inspiring English sources

A political organizer since high school, she now coordinates groups attempting to respond to divisive tactics from rightwing activists on immigration, race and public land ownership.

The site's home page now includes an update, apparently added at 1 30 p.m. E.D.T. on Tuesday, which reads: I am attempting to respond to each and everyone of my supporters personally.

For the past five years I've been working on a trilogy of novels that aim to map the connections between technological change, warfare and human psychopathology, so obviously I'm attempting to respond to the zeitgeist using this increasingly obsolete art form.

But with the city's telephone system out — almost a certainty in a large-scale disaster — we had no centralized outside phone number or Internet site to report people in need of rescue or any other information that might have been of help to the authorities attempting to respond to the crisis.

A database of wellness programs is needed as a resource for departments attempting to respond to the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education Anesthesiology Milestones Project.

President Dilma Rousseff went on national TV late on Friday, condemning the violence but also attempting to respond to protesters' demands.

The defense has attempted to respond in kind.

"It was scandalous to attempt to respond to the European court ruling by circumventing parliament.

He will also attempt to respond swiftly to the baneful effects of the global slowdown.

Back at the party, I attempted to respond to Sara Jane's mother.

Archive staff will attempt to respond to all enquiries whether by post, email or telephone.