Sentence examples for be responding with from inspiring English sources

But the loggers also appear to be responding with lethal force.

Now we have suffered terribly, and we seem to be responding with far less eagerness for war.

Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, said the first concern should be responding with haste, not finding savings.

Save the Children said it had released £50,000 from its funds to help, while Oxfam said it had a 100-strong team working across the country and would be responding with public health, water and sanitation services to prevent the spread of waterborne disease.

We are probably never going to know whether the delay (at least I hope it's a delay) has been caused at a low or high level, but it's not hard to imagine that Russians, on constantly being told by western politicians how they are toughening sanctions against Russia, might not be responding with enthusiasm to loans to a British institution with such a regal cachet.

Most location-sharing apps will just sit there and spin while they wait for some sort of response, leaving you to worry about all the reasons their phone might not be responding with a current location.

He also said that "any act of aggression will be responded with full force, regardless of its consequences".

"At the very least, the responsible thing to do would be respond with his health information".

The Quran teaches Muslims that ignorance should be responded with a greeting of peace (Quran 25:64).

Rob Sanson-Fisher This is a question that must be responded with empirical evidence.

And Africans are responding with enthusiasm.