Sentence examples for rash of responses from inspiring English sources

On the 2nd of March I received a rash of responses (including some from individuals who'd already agreed to classify the film), declaring in almost identical wording that it would be "more appropriate" for me to seek a BBFC certificate if I intended to show the film nationwide.

The Internal Revenue Service's clumsy handling of applications for social-welfare status in 2012 has triggered a rash of fevered responses along with some serious policy proposals.

It flew for Sunday and then half of Monday until the rash of negative responses forced them into taking it down.

Instead of having its hosts and reporters read aloud the historic document on "Morning Edition," NPR tweeted out the entire text in more than 100 tweets, prompting a rash of fierce responses from people who didn't recognize the words out of context.

But while protesters are not uncommon at political events, Trump's rallies are the only ones that have seen a rash of violent incidents in response to them.

Although a trend towards reductions in phosphorylated-EGFR/EGFR protein activity compared with pretreatment levels was seen in a larger proportion in patients who developed the TR compared with patients who did not, no definitive conclusions can be drawn regarding these skin PD studies and the severity of rash and/or response due to the small number of samples available (data not shown).

However, as patients with an objective response generally receive treatment for longer than those with disease progression, it might be expected that there would be a higher incidence of rash in these patients, suggesting that simultaneous occurrence of rash and response may be coincidental.

In fact Hoddle had warned the young Manchester United player about the consequences of such rash responses a year earlier, during the Tournoi de France.

CYP2D6 phenotypes are a risk factor for the development of rash in response to gefitinib therapy.

A rash of books came out in response to Dawkins's atheistic stance.

The New York Times, the rare exception to the giant shrug much of the American media has given this critical subject, recently published a harrowing front-page story on the rash of indiscriminate bombing – conducted in response to Houthi rebels who have attacked the sitting government – that has been killing scores of civilians with direct help from the US.