Sentence examples for new responsiveness from inspiring English sources

The improbable coalition of birdwatchers, conservationists and heritage buffs trying to stop the road are testing the government's promises of a new responsiveness, or, put another way, the strength of its conviction that it still knows best.

Stuart Ford, chief executive of IM Global, which sold the foreign distribution rights to another of the season's African-American films, "Lee Daniels The Butlerr," said he had sensed a new responsiveness abroad.

In a sign of the new "responsiveness" of some parts of Chinese officialdom, the Shanghai government posted an answer from Mr Yu a day later on Sina Weibo, a Twitter-like microblogging service.

Now, she says, the government's new "responsiveness" has mooted Zakaria's doctrine.

CVP and fluid challenge are still more popular than new fluid responsiveness methods on preload assessment.

Central venous pressure (CVP) and fluid challenge test were more frequently used for preload evaluation than new fluid responsiveness methods.

With Goya, a new standard for responsiveness to suffering enters art.

Indeed, some experts said that the ousters of Mr. Sommer and Mr. Messier presage a new era of responsiveness to shareholders.

The council changed the church enormously, largely abolishing the Latin mass and introducing a new freedom and responsiveness to the laity.

There were many ups and downs, but Hall's National was characterised by its insatiable appetite for the new and its responsiveness to living writers.

Yesterday Secretary Thompson unveiled a reorganization of the Health Care Financing Administration that was highlighted by a promise of "a new climate of responsiveness" and an announcement that the H.C.F.A. will henceforth be called Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.