Sentence examples for comes to respond from inspiring English sources

In the act of classical conditioning, the learner comes to respond to stimuli other than the one originally calling for the response (as when dogs are taught to salivate at the sound of a bell).

Yet Apple's leaders could certainly do better when it comes to responding to users' concerns.

Conservative thinktanks are in a bit of a bind when it comes to responding to the rise of Islamophobia.

When it comes to responding to the challenges of the flat world, there is no help line we can call.

When it comes to responding to people who are trying to provoke you, not responding should always be your first resort, not your last.

"When it comes to responding to external threats to the country... the government would like to have a single executive who could act nimbly and agilely," Bradbury said.

"There seems to be no particular distinction drawn between the entertainment division and the news division when it comes to responding to the corporation's demand for budget cuts".

Claudius is invariably the powerful Arab despot, while Hamlet is the 'Arab intellectual, a figure who is commonly portrayed as impotent when it comes to responding positively to the miserable conditions of his country' (Al-Shetawi, p. 48).

THE evidence from Europe in recent weeks is that many citizens are ahead of their governments when it comes to responding to the tide of human misery coming from the Middle East.

When it comes to responding to an earthquake, Christian Aid has a great teaching pack for key stage 2 pupils on how disasters affect the world's poorest communities and what can be done to reduce devastation.

Far from being in the lead, the EU, like most countries, is a laggard when it comes to responding effectively to the threat of climate change – but it is very good at presentation.