Sentence examples for more responsive it from inspiring English sources

In today's America, the closer government is to its citizens, the more responsive it is to special interests (and indifferent to citizens' interests).

Federalist conservatives love shifting power from the federal government to states because they believe that the closer government is to its citizens, the more responsive it is to those citizens.

It's more responsive, it's more nimble, and it doesn't take away from the larger organisms.

The more a board understands and owns the strategy, the more responsive it can be to help seize opportunities such as major acquisitions when they arise.

In other words, the longer MeVitae is employed by an individual company the more responsive it becomes to that company's hiring priorities and isn't a one size fits all solution.

The more receptive an organization, the more responsive it will be to pressures for change and innovation.

Private regulation ― boycotts, shareholder advocacy, shouting on Twitter ― is more responsive, but it's inconsistent, unpredictable and only works when it fits a narrative that resonates with the media and the public.

Alternatively, it may be that patients with high DRS would be more responsive because it may be easier for the drug to enhance an already similar GEP rather than act against a dissimilar one.

And local members of the City Council said they were appreciative of the efforts by an administration that, they said, has been more responsive than it was during the blizzard.

Some customers say Microsoft is more responsive than it used to be.

Tweetdeck also helped me be more responsive, because it notified me when people were responding to my ideas or sending my tweets along to others.