Sentence examples for rapidly responding from inspiring English sources

The reason for Suma's success is that we are just big enough to be efficient but small enough to change rapidly, responding to the ever-changing wants and needs of our customers and members.

Prudential Securities has joined a growing number of financial services companies that are rapidly responding to a widening investigation of mutual fund trading practices by firing or suspending employees.

Glenn Hurowitz, senior fellow at the Centre for International Policy, who wrote an introductory commentary for Wilmar's progress report, told the Guardian that being able to measure progress is key: "Among the large agribusiness companies, Wilmar is leading the way in many areas, from supplier engagement to transparency to rapidly responding to grievances filed by civil society..

Tech leaders are rapidly responding to the order on Twitter.

Concomitant temporal pressure measurements were obtained for each liquid phase using rapidly responding tensiometers.

As such, platelets are now acknowledged as essential components of the innate immune response, monitoring and rapidly responding to noxious signals.

But after the North Koreans returned home, the country's leaders unexpectedly and rapidly responded.

We still do not have FEMA capable to rapidly respond and cut bureaucracy to get the job done.

Human activity transforms the environments of many organisms, which rapidly respond to the new environmental challenges through directional selection.

The company says its biometrics – combined with access control and video monitoring systems – will ensure smart cities are able to rapidly respond to safety incidents when required.

"We would be expected within our region to rapidly respond, and we have the capacity to do that with a team out of Darwin... and resources within Canberra".