Sentence examples for concrete responses from inspiring English sources

"I seriously doubt that any politician will be capable of coming up with concrete responses to these hugely important questions.

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"We ask them for concrete responses on the question of employment and preserving industrial activity, they reply with talk about helping staff deal with redundancy," he told centre-right newspaper Le Figaro.

A coalition of more than 30 countries has unveiled a series of concrete responses to the refugee crisis, giving a glimmer of hope during a week in which world leaders gathered at the UN summit in New York have otherwise failed to offer direct action on refugee issues.

In the two days of talks this week, however, Mr. Posner indicated that Chinese officials offered few if any concrete responses to American queries about the conditions of the human rights and legal activists who have been seized or imprisoned by Chinese authorities.

The first concrete responses to the massacre in Newtown, Conn., began emerging on Tuesday, as state leaders proposed measures to curb gun violence, corporations distanced themselves from an event that has traumatized the nation and the White House pointed to gun control measures that President Obama would champion in the months ahead.

What has made Lewis so popular is that he offers a concrete response to this uncertainty.

Many Sutherland Springs residents said they consider prayer a deep and concrete response to the tragedy.

Atim voices outrage, but the old man presents a more concrete response in the form of a gun.

But the findings, he said, suggest a concrete response: teachers can increase reading and writing time demanded from students.

"We're dissatisfied at this point because there hasn't been a concrete response to these proposals," he said.