Sentence examples for might respond more from inspiring English sources
The hope was that they might respond more favourably to measures to promote competition, cut prices and help consumers.
Cash-strapped consumers in depreciating houses might respond more forcefully to tax cuts than lower interest rates.
"You might think that it would be easy studying the third world of poor countries," Dr. Dasgupta said, because fertility rates there might respond more to economic incentives than to tastes and fashions.
But there is a softer vote that might respond more negatively to this publicity.
While rainbow trout showed no significant reduction in VTG levels, we found reduced VTG levels in brown trout, indicating that brown trout might respond more sensitively than rainbow trout.
An alternative hypothesis is that the neocortex might respond more strongly to sleep intensity than to sleep durations (see below).
Cytokinetics, of South San Francisco, Calif., is in midstage testing of a compound, tirasemtiv, which might make muscles respond more forcefully to nerve signals.
The consequent bursting of that bubble has been painful for the economy, with virtually no growth in the four years to 1995.Central banks already look at asset markets for advance signals about the strength of the economy, but there are two reasons why central banks might want to respond more directly to increases in asset prices.
For example, a trilogy audience tends to be much more engaged and up for the challenge than a single part audience; a DC audience tended to be much more politically-minded than most and would respond much more to the politically motivated material, whereas a Berkeley audience might respond much more towards the impassioned left-leaning pieces.
The altered alpha-2 receptor might flood heart cells with norepinephrine, and the altered beta-1 receptor might make the cells respond more forcefully to the hormone.
The 451 Group takes a look at how Oracle, IBM and Microsoft might respond with more deal activity of their own.
