Sentence examples for respond especially from inspiring English sources

The cracklings respond especially well if the corn bread is toasted the next day.

But how should the police respond, especially when, as in Operation Midland, the allegations are decades old, and suspects are in the public eye?

Leading researchers say it is possible to create crop varieties that are more resistant to drought and flooding and that respond especially well to rising carbon dioxide.

I find that game meats respond especially well to these flavors — which is not surprising, when you consider how animals like to eat the tender, bright-green shoots in spring.

With more and more Republicans aware that their party is on the ropes, how will its core constituencies respond, especially the Christian right and the Tea Party, which appear likely to lose power in an intra-party realignment?

Asked if he was troubled by a surge in investors' purchases of stock on margin -- with money borrowed from brokers -- the Fed chief said that he was, and that the Fed was studying how best to respond, especially after a sharp upturn in margin buying late last year.

The crowd here responded especially enthusiastically to his relentless criticisms of President Obama.

"I agreed because he was so nice when he responded, especially since my e-mail was rather curt," she said.

But the report also reveals how perplexed and uncertain the law enforcement officers were in responding, especially in the early minutes, when conflicting information relayed through a barrage of 911 calls left them unsure what they were encountering.

Responding especially to the charge that a Benthamite account is a 'doctrine worthy only of swine', J.S. Mill (ch.

REIT share prices have responded especially badly to the news of problems in the subprime market, despite the fact that REITs not including mortgage REITs have limited exposure to the housing market.