Sentence examples for example of responding to from inspiring English sources

It was a great example of responding to hate with love while also taking a stand by shunning those that use hateful language.

In Australia, an example of responding to a new health issue has been the clinical presentation of the Hendra Virus, a recently identified new infection that has significant mortality and morbidity associated with human exposure.

We are right now seeing an excellent example of this in terms of responding to Trump's candidacy.

While many cite this record as evidence for more legislation, I saw this as an example of players responding to a cheap shot and settling matters right then and there.

This is an example of regulators responding to a public health need and being willing to adopt a different view of the risk-benefit in specific circumstances.

The Do Not Call list, which now includes more than 140 millions telephone numbers, is just one of many examples of law responding to technology.

While the expected examples of artists' responding to the spirit and mood of their local settings are in ample supply, there are some outstanding works that refer to this country's fondness for things Asian.

In this review, we have discussed numerous examples of syndecans responding to extracellular and cytosolic factors by recruiting a range of signalling molecules to the short cytoplasmic tail, behaviour that creates a great deal of competition for space around both extracellular and cytoplasmic domains.

What would Robbins be doing if he was in charge of Nickelodeon in 2013, for example, to respond to changing habits of their audience, and disruptive competition from the YouTube world?

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08688.024 10.7554/eLiFigure88.025 Figure 3 figure supplement 3. Additional examples of flies responding to a 9-tricosene 'E' pattern.

The Magic Circle firms abandoning their full lockstep models for a modified model in recent years is a good example of "the locksteps" responding to this trend.