Sentence examples for could be more responsive from inspiring English sources

If the mayor carries through with sufficient budget and authority, he will have made a major swing toward ensuring a police force that could be more responsive to citizens' complaints.

While many of the affected consumers and developers said they did not blame Apple for their misfortunes, nearly all said the company could be more responsive, and noted that it lacked even a dedicated phone line to deal with complaints.

Thinkers from all three major parties are flirting with the idea of a contributory system, which would have hefty transitional costs but could be more responsive to changing circumstances in the long run.

Many teachers wished that they could be more responsive and flexible during the preschool day.

The d-pad could be more responsive, but I got around the simple graphical menu system fine.

Software version 6.2.1 aims to patch glitches with the Fire's touchscreen, which some said could be more responsive and could offer better precision.

LONDON — The British theater could not be more responsive to the classic American musical — or to the American classics, in general — but an attraction to the material does not imply a necessary affinity for it, as the new Opera North production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Carousel" makes all too clear.

Waze provides similar crowdsourced warnings about upcoming traffic obstructions and collisions to watch out for, but Nexar's use of video analysis and machine learning applied to computer vision could help it be more responsive in real-time to incidents that pose an immediate threat.

Though Paul insisted that it is "too early" for him to make a decision about whether to run for president in 2016, he did have suggestions for how his party could evolve to be more responsive to a changing electorate.

Conservatives argued that museums ought to support themselves and not beg from taxpayers, unless museums could be more demonstrably responsive, and responsible, to the broadest public.

New Labour communicated the sense that the structure could be more accessible, more responsive to a wider range of concerns, beliefs and, damn it, ideals.