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

We found that most often the biggest response of the evening – at least the noisiest – came in response to the discussion between Lady Macduff and her son on husbands: "How wilt thou do for a father?" "Nay, how will you do for a husband?" "Why, I can buy me twenty at any market".

In response to the discussion about whether a new Cold War could be developing, Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite said that nothing about Russia's foreign policy was "cold".

Group members recognised that few changes were made in response to the discussion, but nevertheless valued this part of the process highly.

The second round of voting generated a greater level of differentiation between the options and reflected changes in response to the discussion regarding the desirability of each option.

In response to the discussion of the role of values in making psychiatric diagnoses, some WPs emphasized the role that values play in all diagnoses, whether in psychiatry or the rest of medicine.

The Delegation noted that a new regional initiative on food intake surveys led by Japan, was being undertaken in response to the discussions at the Session.

As students enter the room, instruct them to listen to the audio clip as it is played, and then write in their journals in response to the following discussion questions (written on the board prior to class): "You are listening to a sample of a talk radio show.

Almost in response to the previous discussion, Gramsci (1971) offers a peaceful solution: the passive revolution.

Community Response: "This criterion requires that the beliefs of the scientific community as a whole and over time change in response to the critical discussion taking place within it".

In response to the above discussions, in this paper, the adaptive control method is adopted to investigate the synchronization of multiple chaotic systems with unknown parameters by considering two different synchronization modes.

Efforts in the spirit of this special issue aim at improving the reproducibility of experimental economics, in response to the recent discussions regarding the "research reproducibility crisis". We put this endeavor in perspective by summarizing the main ways (to our knowledge) that have been proposed – by researchers from several disciplines – to alleviate the problem.