Sentence examples for more appropriate responses from inspiring English sources

"We also help them find more appropriate responses to emotional problems, like using relaxation techniques instead of food to deal with anxiety," Dr. Bulik said.

By including awareness of the needs of LGBT older people in contracts, care commissioning can be more sensitive and demand more appropriate responses from providers.

Current search results already take into account when, where and how in an attempt to anticipate your needs and deliver more appropriate responses by evaluating contextual information including your location, past search history, calendaring and other relevant clues.

Grief and sadness might seem like more appropriate responses to events which even those without faith might describe as an act of God.

Henceforth, it stands to reason that adaptive protection settings may allow for more appropriate responses.

It is even possible to alter such emotional dispositions as timorousness or quickness of temper, through repeated practice in giving more appropriate responses (2.16, 2.18).

This has forced us to search for a more appropriate response".

A more appropriate response to Mr. Bennett's gambling problems might be pity.

I agree with the tone of the comments; the more appropriate response is: 'Duh!'.

(A number of commentators have suggested that, if Perry overreached, impeachment would be a more appropriate response than criminal charges).

His book is written more in wry bemusement than in anger, but perhaps anger is the more appropriate response.