Sentence examples for is much more responsive from inspiring English sources

Another benefit of tight oil is that it is much more responsive to world prices.

Because consumption by poorer households is much more responsive to changes in wealth than consumption by richer households.

And, of course, the entrepreneurial climate in the United States is much more responsive to someone who's trying to start a business.

But a study by Mr Malpezzi and Duncan Maclennan, of Glasgow University, suggests that in the medium term supply is much more responsive (ie, the supply curve is less steep) in America than in Britain, where planning regulations are stricter.

Analyses of cross-sectional area, channel width, mean channel depth, and mean velocity in conjunction with changes in drainage area and bankfull discharge indicated that the channel width is much more responsive to changes in both drainage area and bankfull discharge than are mean channel depth or mean velocity.

It is much more responsive than the slow Kindle Touch.

Remember that the person reading your letter was not directly responsible for whatever happened, and they will be much more responsive and willing to please a gracious, polite customer than an angry, accusatory one.

The Democrats were much more responsive to local interests.

"It's much more responsive to economic forces than it was earlier in its life cycle".

"You've been much more responsive than my friends on the leave campaign".

Robots that can sense human emotions could be much more responsive, the researchers say.