Sentence examples for more substantial response from inspiring English sources

Users were clearly bothered, so yesterday OnePlus provided a more substantial response on its support forums.

Later Thursday, Trump gave a more substantial response in a six-minute address to the country in which he declared, "It is not enough to simply take actions that make us feel like we are making a difference, we must actually make that difference".

Teng was disappointed that that he did not have a more substantial response to their meeting, and she said that she "would like to see even more, to be very honest, from him as the person entrusted to protect the Canadian people".

Of course, politicians in general have a hard time answering questions directly, but Marin's no-nonsense attitude was welcomed--and may have actually led to more substantial responses from the candidates.

But a more substantial answer is available.

On Tuesday, the organization released aerial photos showing the vast devastation caused by wildfires in the region and calling for a more substantial government response.

One implication of these findings is that when using exercise as a rehabilitative measure for people with chronic tendinopathy, allowing an adequate time to recovery after every stretch cycle may induce a more substantial adaptive response.

ii) Loss of NER induces more substantial transcriptional responses than BER involving modulation of RNA metabolism and regulation of transcription iii) Loss of BER in the NER mutant shifts the response to regulate processes that maintain DNA integrity.

The chairman of the PCC surely ought to be offering more than misleading soundbites in response, and we look forward to a more considered and substantial response.

From these data we cannot confidently infer whether our aerosol induces a mild or more substantial oxidative stress response, although the decreased proteasome activity suggests the latter.

The reader will intuitively judge the results on bar size, and be misled by a discrepancy in y-axis scaling, which effectively masks more substantial differences in response to the probiotic between the original and subsequent data sets.