Sentence examples for longer to respond from inspiring English sources

Vincent Fitzsimons, the agency's Duty Hydrology Manager, said: "Rivers further east will take longer to respond.

Proxy servers typically take longer to respond to commands because they have to forward traffic elsewhere.

The blindfolded group took longer to respond than the sighted group, but showed greater decrements in response time with practice.

If the firehouses closed, Mr. Scoppetta testified, it would take a bit longer to respond to fires in the affected areas.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission now keeps complaints and even results of internal investigations secret while industry has weeks or longer to respond.

But weighed down by its established housing codes (pdf), the city is taking longer to respond to the changing demographics when it comes to new construction.

Is it no longer necessary to respond to condolence messages?

Under the plan, universities would no longer have to respond to Freedom of Information requests.

No longer alive to respond, Lincoln would likely have taken the ruling with a grain of salt.

It would no longer have to respond to country-by-country environmental regulations.

So when the former client who "betrayed" him wanted to do business again, he was no longer willing to respond.