Sentence examples for making responses from inspiring English sources

From crop to crop, region to region and time to time, water risks are constantly in flux, making responses a complex challenge.

The Home Office was also among the worst performers when it came to making responses to other MPs in a timely fashion (with the Department for Culture, Media and Sport faring even worse on this metric).

The coating dissipates sound energy travelling along the pipe, attenuating both the incident and reflected signals making responses from defects difficult to detect.

Sagarin applies basic observations of nature to issues of broad societal interest, including conservation biology, protecting public trust resources, and making responses to terrorism and other security threats more adaptable.

It was also found that response speed and accuracy improved with increasing length of the warning time interval, and when an uncrossed hand posture was used for making responses.

Interfaces in single-operator rides and control towers must support operators to diagnose and respond rapidly and effectively to infrequent exceptional situations, and prevent mistakes by assisting situation awareness and making responses intuitive, along with minimizing the potential for slips.

In addition, the QOL comparisons were not on the same individuals (longitudinal), making response shift considerations only exploratory.

That is the mainstream view and we need to make responses concerning these views.

"We all had to stand & make responses," one of the children said, pulling a reporter aside.

Millians have made responses to all three of these objections.

The 'request handler' module was used to handle client requests and make responses by retrieving personal data.