Sentence examples for have to be responsive from inspiring English sources

"College students work, they have families," Dr. Caputo said, "and we will have to be responsive to that".

Not entirely a bad thing — they still have to be responsive if there is organized pressure from back home.

They have to be responsive to all excluded workers," says Jeffrey Grabelsky, an industrial-relations expert at Cornell University.

"Your subscribers must be able to contact you easily and you have to be responsive to customer queries and feedback and able to adapt your offering where you can".

Labour sources later said he had "made a mistake" but party strategists are aware that in the current anti-EU climate they have to be responsive to prevailing scepticism.

"Playing chamber music gives you a sense of other people's tempo and timing, and you have to be responsive to the others, and in many ways human communication is like that," Dr. Stine said.

With the A.T.M.'s, it had to be responsive to the quirks of how Brazilians handle their money.

"And by renewal, I mean the church has to be responsive to the needs and expectations of the people".

Corbyn had told the Sunday Mirror: "Sorry, but we live in a democracy and the government has to be responsive to parliament.

Representative politics has to be responsive to the desires of the community, and political movements have to represent the cross-section of views that exist in the electorate.

Mr. Schuler also knows that while the wedgemussel is his principal client, he has to be responsive to the needs of human residents in this area, which reached its economic peak 150 years ago.