Sentence examples for has come in response from inspiring English sources

The spread of branches has come in response to studies showing that even with the advent of online banking, individuals and small businesses still want conveniently located offices.

This shift has come in response partly to allegations that institutional funding bodies had, under political pressure to meet aid targets, been providing money to ineffective groups and projects, with little attention paid to the end result.

Google's expansion of its lobbying activities in Brussels has come in response to a growing number of threats to its business in the EU, where it dominates about 90% of the search market.

From the current state of the polls I am inclined to predict that Mr Axelrod's upper lip will remain bestached (though the Romney campaign's effort to chip away at Mr Obama's hold on the upper midwest seems a sound strategy).If the Romney campaign has evinced desperation recently, it has come in response to Hurricane Sandy.

Partly, it has come in response to a feeling, long gathering in staff rooms, that the labours of an entire childhood and adolescence should produce more than a list of letters, A to G, that show how good you are at remembering facts.

(Asked whether the order had come in response to neighbors' complaints, the officials would not say).

Mr Hastings said that the ban had come in response to "legitimate demands".

Each of the previous waves had come in response to a profound shift in the real economy.

Egyptian officials said Mr. Morsi's ouster was not a military coup because it had come in response to protesters.

But the subsequent changes have come in response to declining mail volumes and, to a lesser extent, pressure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

It is unclear what provoked Gabbidon's tweet although it is believed to have come in response to criticism from fans.