Sentence examples for common response of from inspiring English sources

A common response of the workers was that the decontamination work could never be completed if they adhered to the strict rules.

Donohue asserts that "the common response of all organizations, secular as well as religious," to abuse cases "was to access therapy and reinstate the patient".

When confronted with an outburst of public anger over massive corporate pay for a privileged few, a common response of the libertarian right is to invoke the economics of the free market.

Mulling over the shocking fact that Taiwan had chosen the independence party, if not independence, in the presidential election on Saturday, a common response of many Chinese in Beijing today was the nervous question: Do you think there will be war?

Annual losses on shares are much more frequent than annual losses on bonds, so investors demand a much higher premium for holding shares to compensate them for the greater risk of suffering a loss in any given year.A common response of believers in homo economicus is to claim that apparently irrational behaviour is in fact rational.

A common response of organisms to drought, salinity, and temperature stresses is the accumulation of sugars and compatible solutes including trehalose.

"One of the most common responses of Adas when they get into Smith is, 'They made a mistake,' "said Ms. Mahoney, who is from the Mission Hill neighborhood of Boston and, like most Adas, attended community college.

One of the most common responses of plants to the excess of light to which they are exposed during the LD of the summer is the accumulation of protective pigments derived from the phenylpropanoid biosynthetic pathway.

Our modelling analysis of the impact of droughts on the supporting ES water provision in sub-watersheds dominated by managed alpine grasslands in two climatically different regions of the Alps revealed common responses of decreasing soil moisture and DS.

Although progress has been made in the understanding of ARDS etiologies, there is pausity of studies that focus on common responses of the lung to both septic and aseptic challenges.

Secretory pathway dysfunction and lipid accumulation (steatosis) are the two most common responses of hepatocytes to ethanol exposure and are major factors in the pathophysiology of alcoholic liver disease (ALD).