Sentence examples for harder in response from inspiring English sources

And they are working the land harder in response to two incentives.

It can boost growth, because richer folk save and invest more and because people work harder in response to incentives.

It was suggested that as universities cluster in the middle-market spacethey tend to compete harder in response to the increased competition.

However, the devalued yuan will force China's Asian rivals, such as Indonesia and South Korea, to compete even harder in response; and the result may be a few pence off the price of Chinese-made Christmas presents.

And Tim Dolla, who also agrees that Jersey should go harder in response, points out that imbalances of power are always a problem.

The rain fell hard in response.

The Daredevils struggled hard in response but lost a wicket each time they appeared set to challenge.

The Tokyo stock market has rallied hard in response the latest efforts to stimulate the stagnant economy, with the Nikkei 225-share index having risen about 30 percent this year.

But accusations of corruption gnaw at the governing party, and it has clamped down hard in response to the wave of protest, arresting organizers and roughing up participants.

The outcome is especially bizarre because Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain joined President François Hollande of France in strongly pushing President Obama to act more boldly in Syria — to provide arms to the rebels, to consider a no-fly zone, to strike hard in response to the alleged use of chemical weapons.

Chinese leaders did not achieve these gains taking anything from anyone, but making smart policy choices, creating opportunities and reinforcing cultural practices that encouraged individuals to work hard in response to those opportunities.