Sentence examples for could be more responsive to 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.
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.
And it was a chance to show African Americans, who as a group voted solidly against Trump, that the new president could be more responsive to black colleges than former president Barack Obama, who oversaw a decline in funding for HBCUs during his first term.
Somebody else decided to get nightclub musicians together to record original stuff so the sound systems could be more responsive to audiences and nobody would have to ship R&B records from New Orleans.
Furthermore, the liver of obese patients could be more responsive to activators of the TLR pathway (endotoxin, saturated fatty acids) compared to lean subjects.
This result suggests that an alternative cellular source of these cytokines could be more responsive to TLR9 stimulation (in a direct or indirect fashion) in cord blood.
Relieved of the pressure to cover everything during class, Socrate could be more responsive and spontaneous with her students.
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.
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.
