Sentence examples for be the appropriate response from inspiring English sources

Even, or maybe especially if one is cheering for Labour, burying one's head in one's hands might be the appropriate response to Brown's campaigning.

And should any of them have been unable to do their jobs at some point in time, medical leave, not suspension, would be the appropriate response.

The catch is that nothing assures in rapidly changing circumstances that the administration's hoped for nuclear negotiations could take place with a delegitimized regime; and if they do, that more international sanctions would still be the appropriate response to a breakdown in those talks.

Reddy emphasised the need to increase the exchange of fellowship programmes among Asian countries and between the AOSR and international societies as subspecialisation is required for radiology to survive and would be the appropriate response to the general demand.

Shalkowski (1989) has pointed out that these defenders of evidentialism tend in fact to be atheists not agnostics, yet a careful examination, he says, of the examples used to support Ockham's Razor show that either they are ones in which there is independent evidence for denying the existence of Xs or ones in which suspense of judgement seems to be the appropriate response, not denial.

Also, helping the patient breathe, rather than banging on their chest, would be the appropriate response to a respiratory arrest.

But what is the appropriate response?

What is the appropriate response to murder, My Lady?

Maybe that shoe was the appropriate response when all values were violated.

"Disgust is the appropriate response to most situations," he had read.

"Tell us something we don't know" is the appropriate response to this insight.