Sentence examples for move in response to from inspiring English sources

The Oriental images move in response to foot traffic up and down the museum's stairs.

It would move in response to an electrical signal, just as real muscles do.

It allows the camera lenses to move in response to camera shake, to counteract it.

There is no evidence that prices have begun to move in response to the higher volume.

Hunter made the move in response to the "ongoing and escalating concerns over the governance and administration of the APY".

Grieve announced the move in response to an urgent question in the Commons from Whittingdale on the use of injunctions.

In the 1980s microprocessor-controlled toys appeared that could speak or move in response to sounds or light.

When interest and exchange rates are not free to move in response to economic shocks, prices and wages must.

Prices that are not rigid for some institutional reason will move in response to excess demands and excess supplies.

In truth, prices move in response to the buying and selling decisions of countless investors, who are constantly considering the likely decisions of countless others.

In the past this boundary has been less fixed than many assume, and it ought to move in response to the changing nature of care needs.