Sentence examples for have often responded with from inspiring English sources

In the past, when tobacco companies' growth has slowed, they have often responded with corporate activity.

And physicians have often responded with their own stories of family members who won't accept that further treatment is futile and urge another operation, another drug, another something.

MOSCOW — Over the last eight years, as Vladimir V. Putin has amassed ever more power, Russians have often responded with a collective shrug, as if to say: Go ahead, control everything — as long as we can have our new cars and amply stocked supermarkets, our sturdy ruble and cheap vacations in the Turkish sun.

North Korea condemns all such drills as rehearsals for an invasion, and it has often responded with warlike words, or with missile tests.

North Korea condemns all such drills as a rehearsal for an invasion and has often responded with warlike words, or missile tests.

Frank Ghomeshi, who was born in Iran and immigrated to Canada by way of England, has often responded with a compliment and a challenge, which Jian Ghomeshi (ZHEE-ahn go-MESH-ee) delivers with a hint of Frank's Persian accent: "That is great!

I've often responded with "why do you ask?" in an attempt to stop them in their tracks.

In Burma, China, Colombia, Ethiopia, Guatemala, Sudan and other countries, dam builders have often responded to opposition with serious human rights violations.

Al-Shabaab has fired mortars indiscriminately from densely populated areas, and the TFG and AMISOM forces have often responded in kind with indiscriminate counterattacks.

The police officers, who have often responded to rock-throwing with gunshots, held their fire, apparently under orders to avoid action that could aggravate tensions at the holy site during Ramadan.

Museums have often responded to requests for information from the families of victims with charges that the requests were motivated by greed.