Sentence examples for close to responding from inspiring English sources
But after Pittsburgh's Chris Kunitz scored the go-ahead goal 2 36 into the third, the Capitals did not come close to responding.
Branches are also expected to be closed to respond to what bankers say is falling demand for high street outlets.
During the time the siren was off, the number of volunteers responding to their beepers remained relatively close to those responding to the siren.
That's why there was no attempt made to try and recapture the tanker after it was first hijacked on Monday; according to a British Ministry of Defense spokesman, NATO vessels were not close enough to respond.
"Aliso is the only facility close enough to respond on a timely basis".
In complete darkness, the 1st Company made its way south through the wadi hoping to avoid enemy fire from superior positions and weapons until they were close enough to respond.
The mother of 21-month-old Olivia Turnick called 911 because her daughter had turned blue, and Porter County Sheriff's Sergeant Jeremy Chavez was close enough to respond to the call in under a minute.
For patients boarding in the ED, the emergency physician would still be in close proximity to respond to sudden major physiologic decompensations but they would not be responsible for ongoing critical care.
This means that neurons displaying few or no OFF responses (ON OFF tuning close to 1) responded more to ON stimuli than to impulsive stimuli, whereas neurons displaying predominant OFF responses (ON OFF tuning closer to 0) responded equally or even more to impulsive stimuli than to ON stimuli (Fig. 4).
The closest ship to respond was Cunard Line's 58 mile away, which would arrive in an estimated four hours too late to rescue all of Titanic passengers.
Today's statement was the closest the cardinal has come to responding to the anger and betrayal felt by Catholics across the archdiocese, and the closest he has come to acknowledging some of the systemic changes many Catholics have been pressing for.
