Sentence examples for more responsive when from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kelly has also been more responsive when the police make mistakes.

Furthermore, says Eriksson, brands were 39% more responsive when approached for feedback in 2015 than in 2013.

Sure, the iPad 2 feels lighter and a little more responsive when multitasking and it has cameras, but if you've used an iPad before you'll notice little different.

In one study, the group will play different kinds of human speech to cats to see whether they are more responsive when spoken to as small children or adults.

Related studies have also shown that the patient is more responsive when the robot is in the room, rather than when it is shown to the patient on a computer screen or presented in a simulated way, using a three-dimensional virtual robot.

The DWP has been much criticised for failing to act on evidence of problems in the benefit system, although last month the work and pensions secretary, Esther McVey, promised the DWP will be more responsive when glitches in universal credit were identified.

"With LinkedIn we've found that people have been more responsive, certainly when you're approaching a company for the first time.

Our communities are, on the whole, more responsive and productive when treated responsibly and given responsibility about their affairs.

The A.N.C will be more responsive and accountable when it learns to be more internally democratic.

Second, governments in countries where general strikes are rarer, tend to be more responsive to them when they happen.

The government wants to hear consumers' views on how businesses can be more responsive to customers when switching supplier.