Sentence examples for in response to existing from inspiring English sources

Privately, such behaviour makes good sense in response to existing incentives; socially, however, it represents a waste of valuable and scarce resources.

Guardian Jobmatch only operates as an employment agency in relation to the hirer to the extent that it matches profiles submitted by jobseekers in response to existing job vacancies on the site.

The feature, called "Timestamps," is something Twitter says it built in response to existing user behavior on Twitter.

But legal experts, while cautioning that not all the facts are known, say that V&E may not be able to rely on the special nature of the attorney-client relationship in response to existing or future lawsuits.

I contend that sampling and academic writing share a goal of building new work in response to existing sources and that this goal is obscured by lawsuits that reduce sampling to theft by applying to sound a copyright regulation system designed for print.

The comparison of the findings of our study with the metasynthesis study by Finfgeld-Cornett is a response to existing inconsistent findings in the literature about social support which limit its usefulness in nursing [ 17].

These challenges are offset by opportunities for the Vancouver Island Health Authority (VIHA) to collaborate with four publicly funded post-secondary institutions in planning and implementing responses to existing and emerging health care workforce needs.

Seagate had filed the suit in response to an existing infringement suit filed by Storage Computer in March, which said there was infringement against Seagate and Xiotech, which are both closely held.

The PreDiCT-TB consortium was established in response to the existing gaps in TB drug development.

Design work began in 1935 on new battleships in response to the existing and planned German battleships, and the Soviets made extensive efforts in Italy and the United States to purchase either drawings or the ships themselves in the late 1930s.

External non-government actors necessarily operate within and may have evolved in response to the existing framework of government regulation.