Sentence examples for raced to respond from inspiring English sources

His son raced to respond.

Obama administration officials have been on the telephone almost daily with their Israeli counterparts urging them to "please chill out," in the words of one senior administration official, as President Obama has raced to respond to the rapidly unfolding events.

Law enforcement is racing to respond, filling its ranks and fortifying its defenses against cyber-malefactors.

Here, state officials were racing to respond to the new concerns about a design flaw, but said they had no details.

Since the advocacy group Greenpeace released its "Dirty Laundry" report in July, Nike, Puma and Adidas have been racing to respond to charges that their suppliers are polluting Chinese waterways.

Racing to respond to the outcry over the soccer riot, officials of the military-led government announced that it had imposed travel bans on certain police officials under scrutiny in an investigation into who was responsible for security at the match.

This week's attack marks the first time ISIS fighters have turned a diminutive hobby drone into a deadly weapon, the New York Times reports, and it has Pentagon officials racing to respond to the new threat.

But this week's attack marks the first time ISIS fighters have turned a diminutive hobby drone into a deadly weapon, the New York Times reports, and it has Pentagon officials racing to respond to the new threat.

He was on Avenue 20, racing to respond to a call, when a police car trying to pass a slower automobile collided with his motorcycle.

Klein spent his first three years on the night shift, racing to respond to 911 calls in Barry Farm, a neighborhood battling high crime and a crack cocaine epidemic.

Willkie never responded to Minton's taunts, leaving Minton's opponent in the Senate race, Raymond E. Willis, to respond to Minton's charges.