Sentence examples for capacity to respond quickly from inspiring English sources
"Their factories in La Coruña have a finite capacity to respond quickly.
The company differs from other creative writing enterprises in that it is practitioner-led, allowing for a dynamic, flexible approach, and the capacity to respond quickly to feedback.
He had an astonishing capacity to respond quickly to new perspectives and had the knack, in particular, of grafting historical ideas from one specialism to another, finding connections, for example, between 18th-century Mexico and India.
"Our capacity to respond quickly when our survival is at stake is often limited to the kinds of threats our ancestors survived: snakes, fires, attacks by other humans, and other tangible dangers in the here and now," writes Al Gore, the former U.S. vice president, in his latest book, "Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis".
The network is therefore an adaptive compromise, requiring the cooperation of all stakeholders, which has enabled citizens to continue to live and work in hazardous areas by enhancing their capacity to respond quickly to escalating threats.
"Such is our capacity to respond quickly to opportunity and demand that we were successful in securing an additional £22.5m from the Scottish government during the year to progress projects across the region".
In late adolescence the majority of individuals are probably at their peak in terms of sexual capacity: the ability to respond quickly and repeatedly.
The standing diversity thus created allows the host community to respond quickly to environmental changes, improving adaptive capacity in dynamic environments.
Crafted in light of concern over foodborne disease outbreaks and perceived underinvestment in food-inspection capacity, 2 the law combines a mandate for more FDA inspections with authority to respond quickly to illness outbreaks.
Systems tend to respond quickly and prevention of combined sewer overflows is strongly dependent on available pump capacity and storage volume.
This study shows that countries have varying degrees of ability to respond quickly to an unexpected outbreak; these findings expose weaknesses in the outbreak control capacity in Europe.
