Sentence examples for flight in response to from inspiring English sources

He is wrong to advocate flight in response to terror; wrong again if he thinks all Jews define themselves in relation to his nation; and thrice wrong to disregard the enormous pride integrated, assimilated, successful Jewish diasporas have in their country of birth.

"What incentive do people have to invest in clubs like Leigh if there's no obvious route upwards into the top flight?" In response to Burnham's comments, Blake Solly, the Director of Licensing and Standards at the Rugby Football League, said: "One of the issues we faced in the past with promotion and relegation was that there is a massive gulf between Super League and the division below.

For example, the common tern has a distinctive alarm, kee-yah, also used as a warning to intruders, and a shorter kyar, given as an individual takes flight in response to a more serious threat; this quietens the usually noisy colony while its residents assess the danger.

For simplicity, we assume that the bee is not able change its flight speed, or energetic expenditure during flight in response to fluctuating environmental conditions.

Similarly, females showed 30.0% and 32.7% reductions in partial upwind flight in response to the damaged blend compared to the optimized blend at 30 and 300 µg/septa level, respectively.

Airlines canceled hundreds of flights in response to forecasts, but Kennedy, La Guardia and Newark airports remained open.

Many airlines announced plans to eliminate aircraft and cut flights in response to record fuel prices in 2008, but the reductions took effect gradually.

It was still on the ground at 9.25am, when the Federal Aviation Administration halted all flights in response to the attack on the World Trade Centre.

British Airways is considering ditching free food in economy class on short-haul flights in response to changing consumer habits – and even the free long-haul meal could be up for review.

The results show that airlines may adjust types of aircraft, flight frequencies and flight routes, in response to hub airport noise charge policies, which may lead to changes in social costs, airport revenues, and weekly aircraft schedules.

Daily handling reduced the wombat's flight distance in response to human approach; more in the first handling replicate (−0.16 ± 0.02 m/wk) than in the second (−0.06 ± 0.02 m/wk).