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

The recommendations came in response to a severe shortage of moderate-income housing in Westchester.

The debate over new mortgage standards comes in response to a severe crisis in the housing and financial markets that many economists trace back to overly loose credit and abusive loans.

But the liberalisation that brought this consumer boom about has limped to a halt.The engine of change was an investment law passed in 1991, in response to a severe recession in the late 1980s.

Peak government spending under the Rudd government stimulus measures during the global crisis was 26% of GDP in 2009-10 as it ramped up spending in response to a severe global recession.

Representative Fred Upton, Republican of Michigan and chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said that the petroleum reserve should be left untouched for now, to be tapped only in response to a severe disruption in supply or other emergency.

The aim of this work was to test the naloxone release in vivo in response to a severe overdose of morphine in the Sprague-Dawley rat model.

Conversely, we cannot exclude the possibility that increased glucagon responsiveness might be observed in response to a more severe hypoglycemic stimulus.

In this study, we have demonstrated that in response to a single severe injury, muscle fibre necrosis and regeneration are delayed in muscles from mice that lack osteopontin.

The synthesis of episomal L1 DNA copies (discussed below) and their stockpiling might be part of a cell "memory" mechanism aimed to accelerate noncanonical L1 DNA replication and dedifferentiation in response to a repetitive severe injury.

In the current study, no evidence of excessive muscle collagen deposition was found in wild-type grafted muscles compared with osteopontin-null grafted muscles, suggesting that in response to a single severe injury acute osteopontin overexpression by itself does not induce collagen deposition and fibrosis.

Barring a few so-called pill mills (which alone cannot account for the rise in prescriptions), most doctors writing prescriptions for opioid pills do so in response to a patient with severe chronic pain.