Sentence examples for longer responsive from inspiring English sources

Patients and their families, grieving but desperate to make sense of the event, would find that their doctors and nurses were no longer responsive or available.

ETTH is self-limiting, but children and their parents generally consult doctors when headaches occur frequently and are no longer responsive to analgesics.

The policies related to freshwater conservation are likely to become obsolete or no longer responsive to new and changing environmental and political conditions (Woodward et al. 2010; Slate 2014).

At that point, Kurz became "very worried… and no longer responsive", according to Wieneroiter.

But that promise, that potential, is being squandered by an alliance of various interests that are no longer responsive to the people.

In Shelby County v. Holder (2013), the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the coverage formula as unconstitutional, reasoning that it was no longer responsive to current conditions.

This may complicate therapy as the tumor may no longer be responsive to treatment with a single inhibitor which targets the original oncogene responsible for malignant transformation as the cells now have additional downstream signalling pathways activated.

Experienced sea kayakers use longer, more responsive, costlier craft that are nearly impervious to swamping.

Record companies are no longer as responsive, and it is easy and sometimes proper to censure their crassness.

Demands for term limits and for campaign-finance reform reflect the shared belief that government is no longer as responsive as it ought to be, at least to the needs of ordinary voters.The impeachment debacle shows what happens when a republican form of government can drag out what would have been resolved by a simple vote in a parliamentary democracy.

Continuous infusion of norepinephrine was initiated when the animal was no longer fluid responsive, followed by vasopressin and epinephrine.