Sentence examples for content to respond from inspiring English sources

Sevilla, the Europa League holders, were content to respond on the break.

The design of our two uncertainty adaptations is based on a hypothesis in the literature that uncertainty is an "opportunity to learn"; both adaptations use additional substantive content to respond to uncertain turns, but the two adaptations vary in the complexity of these responses.

For example, some of these supporting activities can be accomplished by providing trainees with non credit bearing short-term educational training modules that deliver the necessary content to respond to trainee needs, while supporting their STEM persistence and success.

Despite the demands to continuously add new editorial content and to respond quickly to consumer feedback, many sites are vying for a share of the market.

MEPs largely backed Voss' amended proposals today which had narrowed the scope of the rejected text, such as, in the case of Article 11, by allowing for links to contain individual words from the linked to publishers' content — an attempt to respond to critics' contention that the measure would outlaw hyperlinks (which can often contain the headline of an article).

So, here's my first question: why no party political content? Gordon promises to respond to the most "popular" questions and offers some suggestions: "how globalisation's working, what's happening to climate change" - The Simpsons it ain't gonna be.

"If McDonald's believes -- and maybe they don't -- that the consumer who's concerned about their fat content is going to respond positively to these salads, they're in for a surprise," said Kelly O'Keefe, the chairman at Emergence Labs in Richmond, Va., a brand and strategic positioning consulting firm.

Moreover, these results highlight the opportunity to apply this analysis to a larger area, with the aim of monitoring the National Forest Inventory, and create a database of the forest carbon content in order to respond to requirements of the Kyoto protocol.

However, he admits that "there's a lot of innovation to be had in the whole DMCA operational process" saying the rule that content hosts have to respond within 24 hours "isn't very relevant in the real-time setting" where many streams only last a few minutes and aren't available afterwards.

On the communications front, the updated rules would not just cover message content but metadata too (to respond to how that gets tracked).

Johnny finds and flags copyrighted video content, the business rules used to respond to that content can be determined by whoever licences it.