Sentence examples for good in response from inspiring English sources
His lawyers defended their client as "an intelligent, reasonable and educated man" who they said had sought to do good in response to a "divine message".
Hypothetically, distal micrometastasis may be cleared by chemotherapeutic drugs more effectively in patients who were good in response (in low ypStage) to preoperative chemoradiotherapy.
Phenotypic plasticity also allows microbes to tune their level of investment in a public good in response to the presence or absence of other species in the population and the phenotypes adopted by those other species.
"They don't lose a single minute," Pechatnikov explained as he eulogised the US TV series that is huge in Russia (even though Hugh Laurie called for a boycott of Russian goods in response to the country's anti-gay laws).
The New Yorker, November 29 , 1941P. 62 REPORTER AT LARGE about the Invalid Comfort Section of the Red Cross and the Order of St. John, a bureau for the dispatch of medical supplies, food, and other goods, in response to appeals from prison camp doctors.
By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, November 29 , 1941P. 62 REPORTER AT LARGE about the Invalid Comfort Section of the Red Cross and the Order of St. John, a bureau for the dispatch of medical supplies, food, and other goods, in response to appeals from prison camp doctors.
Operation Compassion routes donated goods in response to natural disasters, as well as general conditions of poverty and need.
Although prominent quarters of Chinese cyberspace have called for a boycott of French goods, in response to the catastrophic journey of the Olympic torch through Paris last week, the war of words does not seem to have had an effect on luxury goods baron Bernard Arnault.
This includes bringing matter into existence while attracting the right people, situations, and material goods in response to one's desire.
He stayed calm, polite and made some good points in response to what he was asked.
Nor has a president's exemplary morals ensured good judgment in response to domestic or international problems.
