Sentence examples for novel responses from inspiring English sources

Urban areas are hubs of creativity and innovation providing fertile ground for novel responses to modern environmental challenges.

But the idea of an economy tsar, perhaps tasked with examining novel responses to the age-old problem of inequality, would certainly be in keeping with the direction the 2016 race is taking.

Calabresi said Chirelstein had first shown him that special perspective in an estate and gift tax class Calabresi was teaching that unexpectedly elicited some very novel responses from students.

However, the initial acquisition of novel responses can be subject to contextual control as well, although the neuronal mechanisms are mostly unknown.

What draws her are people who, as the critic Roland Barthes explains in his theory of the neutral, "in the face of dogmatism, the menacing pressure to take sides, offers novel responses: to flee, to escape, to demur, to shift or refuse terms, to disengage, to turn away".

Recent space studies with plants have provided interesting insights into plant biology, including discovering that plants can grow seed-to-seed in microgravity, as well as identifying novel responses to light.

So one strip club developed a novel response: admit minors.

"It's not a novel response to an environmental regulation".

The management of the ChinaCast Education Corporation appears to have a novel response to board elections: ignore them.

The organisation has suggested a novel response: bring in the mining companies – often seen as the environmental villains – to sort out the recycling.

It was a novel response to management announcements that thousands of manufacturing jobs were to be cut in the face of industrial restructuring, international competition, and technological change.