Sentence examples for respond as much from inspiring English sources

Plants respond as much to light as to heat, and the early-flowering ones that tend to come from the northern hemisphere are especially sensitive - they respond before our dull senses are even aware of the difference.

Into the 1940's and 50's Americans respond as much to one another as to Picasso, whose "Demoiselles d'Avignon" nevertheless remains the ghost in the machine of works like de Kooning's blowsy "Woman" series.

An income elasticity between 0 and 1 is a normal good and income inelastic meaning that it does not respond as much to income changes and therefore is perceived as more of a necessity.

"I don't think those stores will respond as much to more compelling and contemporary fashion items".

gin2-1 still responds to sugar, but does it respond as much as wild type in the same experiment?

Staff members take vacations around the year at times that respond, as much as possible, to ensuring that staffing needs on any given unit are met.

It was not surprising that several of the choreographers responded as much to war as to the scenery.

Playing tenor on those themes, Marcus advanced a muscular but nimble style, responding as much to his partners as they did to him.

Very simple business: If you want more oil, who's going to buy the oil?" Some analysts believe the Saudis were responding as much to pressure from Democrats in Congress as Mr. Bush.

Looking back, he thinks he was responding as much to a desire to spend time with his son as to a gnawing realization that he wasn't interested in the intense life of those who would make partner.

It's incontestable that we live in difficult times and that younger generations in particular may be more acutely aware that things aren't improving any time soon, but is it a reach to say that fans of the Hunger Games are responding as much to the world around them as to the books?