Sentence examples for be a response to the from inspiring English sources

A fourth 1928 novel, Ladies Almanack by the American writer Djuna Barnes, not only contains a character based on Radclyffe Hall but includes passages that may be a response to The Well.

Or a concept might be a response to the competition.

It seems to be a response to the public and media's attention".

It is more about continuing previous activities, which might be a response to the reaction over increased tuition fees.

It appears to be a response to the Tories' promise to get another million people registered with an NHS dentist.

But the move appeared to be a response to the news about Al Qaeda's reconnaissance of nearby financial companies rather than specific information from the federal government.

The attack on Wednesday appeared to be a response to the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old boy by Athens police on Saturday.

While not intended to be a response to the films "First Wives Club" and "Waiting to Exhale," in a way it is.

It may also be a response to the recent Hillsborough Agreement between the main political parties in Stormont that will deliver full scale devolution to Northern Ireland.

Paradoxically, obese people already have lower than normal levels of ghrelin, which may be a response to the overeating rather than a cause of it.

The comparison to Mr. Carter appears to be a response to the White House claim that Mr. Romney would pursue an obsolete, throwback approach to international affairs.