Sentence examples for in response to a discussion from inspiring English sources

I wrote I Predict a Riot in response to a discussion in a GCSE lesson about Lord of the Flies and the UK riots of 2011.

In response to a discussion about the pressure from abolitionists for the president to take action against slavery, Lincoln said: Wa-al that reminds me of a party of Methodist parsons that was travelling in Illinois when I was a boy, and had a branch to cross that was pretty bad — ugly to cross, ye know, because the waters was up.

and associated content in the form of relevant discussions (and raw data posted in response to a discussion).

Rosie's sent out her tweet at the end of December 2016, in response to a Twitter discussion about Hillary Clinton's vice chair Huma Abedin's emails and what they revealed about Comey's intrusion on the election.

But given that no moment can be wasted in politics, the White House quickly pivoted in its response to a discussion of immigration reform.

(The White House did link to this Time piece that details why sending Biebs home would not be a simple task, legally.) But given that no moment can be wasted in politics, the White House quickly pivoted in its response to a discussion of immigration reform.

This network topology might also provide a fly with the ability to modify its sensory associations in response to a changing environment (see Discussion in the accompanying manuscript) (Aso et al., 2014).

In response to a question during the panel discussion about the Iowa caucuses, Mr. Bloomberg did not talk about Mr. Obama or the Republican winner, Mike Huckabee, the former governor of Arkansas, but said that perhaps the discussion the group was looking for had already begun.

The "phase reset model" suggests that ERPs are generated by the resetting of ongoing brain oscillations in response to a neurocognitive event (for a critical discussion, see Sauseng and colleagues 2007).

This decision was taken by three film-makers, (director, producer, writer) not in some private abstract bubble, but after a long discussion and in response to a call for a cultural boycott from a wide spectrum of Palestinian civil society, including writers, film-makers, cultural workers, human rights groups, journalists, trade unions, women's groups and student organisations.

But the only sustained discussion came in response to a question about the summer Supreme Court decision rejecting an anti-Obamacare lawsuit.