Sentence examples for respond more readily from inspiring English sources
Voters may say they want candidates to stay positive, but in truth, they respond more readily, more viscerally, to attack ads.
"With the federal funds rate near zero, we can respond more readily to upside surprises to inflation, economic growth and employment than to downside shocks," she said.
Prices tend to be less "sticky": they respond more readily to economic conditions because markets are more flexible than in Europe.
Our four performances are sold out and the audiences respond more readily than in Beijing, sometimes surprisingly – they find Henry IV Simon Thorpp) having his crown stolen and then dying in the wrong Jerusalem very funny.
I would argue that an equally profound one has taken place in the past 50 years, and that we respond more readily to art that is finally unresolved, inexplicable and mysterious.
Although female athletes are increasingly similar psychologically to male athletes, they continue to respond more readily than men do to encouragement and to react more negatively than men do to admonition.
They also found that the mutant animal tissue responded more readily to their efforts to induce spreading depolarization after death, by changing the chemical solution in which the samples were bathed.
In China, the most prevalent is genotype 1b, which responds more readily to drug treatment than any other genotype: Earlier studies have shown that 8 weeks of sofosbuvir and ledipasvir can cure almost everyone.
Indeed, low PGE2 OA osteoblast producers responded more readily than normal osteoblasts to stimulation with 1,25(OH)2D3.
The latter typically includes a very large number of micro-organisms, capable of responding more readily and rapidly to external or internal perturbations (compared with host cells).
For Round 5, the Global Fund decided to invite specific health system strengthening (HSS) components and countries responded more readily: 30 out of the 202 components reviewed in Round 5 were HSS proposals.
