Sentence examples for respond shift from inspiring English sources

These can buffer and adapt to the disturbances through time, letting ecological processes respond, shift, and adjust to each intervention rather than creating stiffer, man-made armour.

In "Simon Says," children remember the rules of the game (follow a command only when they hear the phrase 'Simon Says'); self-regulate by not automatically responding to the command (analyze it before responding); shift attention (between the command and the rules of the game to figure out how to respond); and self-regulate again (by responding only if the command included the phrase 'Simon Says').

You've been coming to me for — what — three years?" "I do not think so," he responded, shifting ever so slightly in his seat.

"The challenges are endless," he responded, shifting the conversation to "Alice in Wonderland" and "Toy Story 3," which each have crossed $1 billion at the global box office.

Of course, in many districts, the Republicans started the fight over Ms. Pelosi, forcing Democrats to respond and shift attention from defeating their Republican adversaries.

Entrepreneurs have to read the market, pivot quickly, respond to shifting dynamics, and be versatile, resilient, and resourceful.

If companies were waiting for competitors to act before responding, this shift suggests the time to act is now.

But that doesn't explain why all parties, Labour included, have failed to respond to shifting demographics today.

Research in 2009 also focused on questions related to how animals may respond to shifts in climate.

In other words, you can't respond to shifting tastes and conditions if the gene pool is gone.

4. Finally, make sure you have good systems in place to identify and respond to shifts in those needs.