Sentence examples for respond more than from inspiring English sources

Why does Apple respond more than one-for-one with the stock market?

And when challenged what exactly that was, would respond: "More than now".

In particular they examine how the "Taylor Principle", under which interest rates respond more than proportionately to increases in inflation, can generate multiple equilibria.

When asked his weight, he would reply, "Less than before," and when challenged what exactly that was would respond, "More than now".

The data can be suspect because on the Web, survey respondents can easily misrepresent themselves as to age, sex or other information or can respond more than once.

It did not take long for the people of Toms Tiver to respond; more than 100 people rallied outside the Ocean County Health Department demanding an explanation, an immediate cleanup and assurances that the drinking water would be protected in the future.

French and English centres responded more than they contributed to it.

"Wherever we've gone -- street fair, firehouse, what have you -- people are responding more than they did.

Fortunately, the Federal Reserve and key economic officials in both the Bush and Obama administrations responded more than ably to the need.

We found larger species and particularly tunnelling species responded more than other functional groups which were also influenced by micro-habitat variation.

Of the more than 900 staff and freelancers who responded, more than four in five said their wages had not kept up with the cost of living.