Sentence examples for respond far from inspiring English sources

Whether anyone wants to admit it or not, fans and players respond far better to a windless, climate-controlled environment.

Studies have shown that potential voters respond far less to pleas about civic virtue than to messages that make them feel shame for not voting.

We also need to ensure that the funding mechanisms, which match public money with local population changes, respond far more quickly than they did over the last decade.

The research shows that when people can personally identify with others in need, they respond far more generously than when they're presented with large-scale problems or abstract situations.

Rather than criticism, says Sir Mark, Chinese bosses respond far better to patient explanations that older multinationals became supporters of human rights because they learnt to their cost that when those rights are ignored, bad things happen.

Riyadh must be equally realistic about the serious threat it now faces and respond far more effectively -- with better security, tighter monitoring of terrorist finances and an accelerated program of reforms.

Generally, audiences have responded far more enthusiastically than dance critics.

Critics were appalled and denounced the series as crassly exploitative; audiences responded far more favorably.

International health agencies have been accused of responding far too slowly to Ebola.

To which Mr. Langella politely responded, "Far be it from me to ruin a good story".

The convention of more than 4,000 Guard officers responded far more coolly to Mr. Kerry than it had to Mr. Bush.