Sentence examples for more responsive or from inspiring English sources

The simplest explanation, Terhune and his colleagues believe, is that neurons in the area responsible for the extra sense are more responsive, or "excitable," than usual, strengthening a sensory association that the person wouldn't normally be aware of.

There is no evidence that private healthcare providers are any more responsive or any less corrupt than the public sector.

There is no evidence that these changes have led to more responsive or efficient government, or that they have reduced undue influence or corruption.

As strategic counsel there, Ms. Clarke found herself persuading cable executives that for their own good, they needed to be more responsive or face being regulated out of business.

In years to come, maybe 3D printers will become more responsive, or perhaps their users will just get smarter, but right now even getting the things to work is a joyless struggle.

Labour supply is more responsive (or "elastic") for women than for men.

Bigger is not more responsive, nor more responsible -- just bigger!

"It's hard to be more responsible or more responsive if we spend all our time trying to comprehend and then follow 25 steps to get approval for one purchase".

The more he or she is used to you checking them, the more responsive he or she will be and the easier it'll be for you to spot anything unusual.

The question is, does the exercise make the government seem any more responsive, innovative or engaged with its public?

This defect might make such persons less able to tolerate salt and in turn more responsive to hormonal or nervous stimulation.