Sentence examples for poor response from from inspiring English sources

Nearly all complain about the poor response from HomeAway/Owners Direct, which says it cannot be held responsible for villa owners who fall for "phishing" attacks.

It seems to be a poor response from the government".

Ms Howard said people had come forward "from all walks of life", and put into perspective the "poor" response from the Government.

Pessimists envisaged a repeat of Atlanta 1996, when events took place in front of rows of empty seats, fretting about the impact a poor response from the public might have on the next generation of Paralympians.

"That is why the opposition's call for reform has had a poor response from the people," Mr. Najib said during a campaign rally this week in the northern state of Terengganu.

It said that some children arriving at A&E were left "potentially unsafe" at times because of a lack of specially-trained paediatric nurses both there and in some operating theatres, while patients told inspectors of a poor response from nurses if they rang their bells, especially at night.

You feel 'how dare you think you've got permission to keep hold of a bit of me?" The CLA believes a defensive attitude driven by fear of litigation contributes to many poor responses from local authorities.

We hold three monthly meetings with senior managers from each group where we raise issues that come to us via our membership, such as lack of adequate involvement of carers in mental health services, poor responses from out of hours GP service, and access, communication and language issues.

These include, the random and unpredictable nature of many clinical responses, the heterogeneity of observed responses, the development of a successful response after previous poor responses from repeated dosing, and the variable incidence of side-effects, such as neutropenia or lymphopenia (even in the same patient with sequential dosing).

This is an approach that we have successfully used in previous studies and overcomes the problems caused by very poor response rates from samples drawn from the general population.

The distribution of patients using the classification given above demonstrated clear separation of poor response patients from marked response patients (Fig 2, see separation line).