Sentence examples for even more responsive from inspiring English sources

It also unveiled an attachment to make the Wii controller even more responsive to twists and turns.

The incorporation will help the consulting business to become "even more responsive and agile," Ms. Brooks added.

Feeling his own mortality seems to have made Kohut even more responsive to the sufferings and hopes of others.

The state becomes even more responsive to the needs of capitalists and even less responsive to the needs of workers and citizens.

(The birds in the study may be even more responsive than most, the researchers say, since they have been around humans all their lives).

The controls are even more responsive than in the first game, the graphics are fabulous, and the weapons feel suitably powerful.

64-bit processing doesn't mean that every app necessarily gets a 2x boost in performance over those made for the traditional 32-bit architecture used in previous iPads, but it does mean that software made for those processors will feel even more instantly responsive than it has in the past.

He argues that children are capable of stopping and absorbing as much as adults – and may even be more responsive and open to what they see: "The art begins when the child stops and looks with wonder at what he or she has seen".

Right now even Facebook looks more responsive to user concerns than Twitter.

Strengthening domestic accountability is even more important for responsive service delivery.

"Their advice has been reflected in the meaningful steps we've taken to give our North American operations more autonomy and become an even more safety-focused and responsive company".