Sentence examples for better responding to from inspiring English sources
Mr. Harteveldt said airlines needed to "do better responding to food trends".
"Consumers are better responding to its programming lineup compared to competitor XM," he said.
Third, we investigated how the railway system can enhance its efficiency by better responding to fatalities and trespassing accidents which jeopardise its reliability, punctuality and attractiveness to potential users.
"While dedicating more resources toward better responding to abuse reports is necessary and even critical, an equally important priority for us is identifying and limiting the incentives that enable and even encourage some users to engage in abuse," adds Doshi.
The university introduced new guidelines in September aimed at better responding to reports of sexual assault, but Gray has said that the changes are largely symbolic.
Active, wide and equitable constituent participation in policy planning may be effort- and time-consuming but has a potential to empower by delegating agency and influence, and through better responding to current and consensual community needs.
Rather than concrete, he uses some steel beams to allow the building to better respond to earthquake forces and handle wind loads.
Under Lord Robertson, NATO has since vowed to transform itself into a more modern, nimble organization that can better respond to the threats of the post-cold-war world.
But having a "joyful" office culture helps his firm better respond to clients, he said.
Design thinking methods hold promise for the development of new tools which better respond to the needs of EM stakeholders.
In order to better respond to environmental standards, the development of metal nanoparticles using green approaches has exponentially grown for the last decade.
