Sentence examples for manage to respond from inspiring English sources

Germany are a great team and there are a lot of hurdles in our path, but when the going gets tough we can often manage to respond".

The program, called Smart Reply, will pay attention to the way you communicate and over time manage to respond to certain emails based on your habits.

At least theatre is not staffed with hundreds of non-decision-making decision-makers, and, however great the practical difficulties, it does sometimes manage to respond to current events.

"There is a need for more counsellors in the clinics because only one cannot manage to respond to all the demands.

Because the groups, each time there are more, they are increasing and therefore the human resources especially the counsellors do not manage to respond to the demands".

He received 37,465 queries in total, and managed to respond to 3,716 of them.

The few questions Ruth managed to respond to were answered inaccurately.

But Mr. Romney, whose political acumen I've long doubted, has, I think, managed to respond in exactly the wrong fashion.

But when Swiel's 67th-minute penalty put Quins 13-11 in front at least Leinster managed to respond.

Oakland went back ahead 8-7 in the top of the 12th but the Royals managed to respond.

We have managed to respond quickly before — for instance, in 1956, when tens of thousands of refugees from a failed revolution were camping in Europe's train stations.