Sentence examples for respond, for example from inspiring English sources

Hayes was placed on a higher dose of pain medication, and he gradually became more verbal — he could now respond, for example, when asked if he was cold.

Hayes was placed on a higher dose of pain medication, and he gradually became more verbal he could now respond, for example, when asked if he was cold.

And there are lots of macros to analyse data, alerting the right people to new information and allowing them to respond, for example by adjusting spending caps.Special report How about now?

Super Evil Megacorp, meanwhile, has been adding features to Vainglory to respond – for example a spectator mode to help people keep playing three-on-three matches while an extra person on each team handles the "spectator" view for streaming to a wider audience.

But when we do respond, for example with Counter-Terror legislation, for example with proposals to try and control those criminals who are dangerous to society, for example with Anti-Social behaviour orders, many in the media retort that we are destroying democracy and constructing tyranny.

Affect terms respond, for example, to needs to distinguish causes and contexts, predict actions, and respect current moral distinctions.

This is how the world is responding, for example, to the forced annexation of Crimea.

The firm said it had been "very transparent" with US authorities, responding, for example, in 2011 to a subpoena request served on Castor Americas, a Gunvor subsidiary.

Readers are still responding, for example, to a Wealth Matters column by Paul Sullivan that examines the cost and value of an education at a prestigious institution.

Identification, friend or foe (IFF): A system using electromagnetic transmissions to which equipment carried by friendly forces automatically responds, for example, by emitting pulses, thereby distinguishing themselves from enemy forces.

It shows a typing indicator so you know when a contact is responding, for example.