Sentence examples for course in response from inspiring English sources

Stock prices change, of course, in response to new information about individual assets.

Whether conspiratorially or instinctively (Posner is unclear on this), the media have changed course in response to economic threats.

Government sources indicated there will not be a change of fiscal course in response to the IMF advice.

Of course, in response to Mr. Bush's demand for a decision, no state -- not even Afghanistan -- has dared to raise a pro-terrorism banner.

When the captain of a boat adjusts his course in response to commands from your Designated Mate, he may not know where he is taking you.

THREE years ago, Mr. Cachianes began offering a second, more advanced biotech course in response to requests from seniors who had done well in his other class.

Harvard had ended academic credit for Reserve Officer Training Corps courses in response to earlier sit-ins; now the protesters wanted the R.O.T.C. barred from campus entirely.

Colleges, after all, train people for the marketplace, offer courses in response to that market and help people advance socially and economically.

We have always trained students in this area, but more and more students every year are requesting this type of training and we are developing further short courses in response.

"You don't train a physician by getting a researcher to perform open-heart surgery".Indeed, a whole new industry is springing up to assemble "clinical" courses in response to demand from companies.

In response, he has developed a semester-long course called "What Could I Do With My Life" that is structured to help students do just that – find their life purpose, and then select majors and life courses in response to that renewed clarity.