Sentence examples for respond a lot from inspiring English sources

"Tribes are trying to respond a lot quicker with a lot less resources," Rigdon said.

The most important answer as 2015 dawns is to respond a lot better than in 2014.

One lasting lesson of a half century of energy policy is that markets will respond a lot faster than old-fashioned regulation.

"We have spoken about it as a group of players and if it happened again I think we would respond a lot better than we did on Friday," said Warburton.

"If you know what issues and challenges the industry is facing, you will be able to respond a lot better to client needs," says Ruth Hoy, an intellectual property partner at DLA Piper.

They respond a lot more in America".

"The crowd responded a lot when he came out for the first time," said Inta Balode, a Latvian dance critic.

Gates responded, "a lot of our communication occurred verbally," though he asserted that there as a "strong record" to support his account of conversations the two men had.

Glaxo responded a lot more swiftly than it might have expected when, just four days later, the company took a different tack in saying that "these allegations are shameful and we regret this has occurred".

"It was more a question of 'How do I position this so I don't have my guys running out of the building calling the local reporters about how insane I am?' " But in practice, he said: "Our sales team responded a lot differently to the robot than they did to the speakerphone.

David Slater, leader of Charnwood Borough Council, responded: "A lot of borough and district councils in Leicestershire have trimmed the fat and are relatively more financially stable than the county council.