Sentence examples for respond to increasing from inspiring English sources

How did airlines respond to increasing jet fuel costs last week?

Peter Bonfield, the company's chief executive, argued that the changes would make the company more agile, allowing it to respond to increasing competition.

If we do not do so, we may well be destined to make wrong assumptions when we consider how to respond to increasing instability in the Middle East.

However, glaciologists are uncertain about how the ice sheets will respond to increasing global temperatures and climate change, Professor Bamber said.

As for traditional colleges, one temptation is to respond to increasing demand for virtual courses by adding too many, putting the institution on the wrong side of the rule as the number online exceeds those offered on the physical campus.

Peter Bonfield, the chief executive of British Telecommunications, argued that the changes would make the company more agile, allowing it to respond to increasing competition in Britain and on the Continent.

The Department of Health swung into action after the leaked document revealed plans to respond to increased demand for ambulance services by lengthening response times for some seriously ill patients.

However, it is unclear how remittances sent altruistically respond to increased enforcement.

However, it has not been determined how cells depleted of GSH (∆gsh1) respond to increased GSH uptake.

This has important implications because it provides insights into how tropical forest will respond to increased intensity of human activities.

Yet, limited effort has been made to quantify its greenhouse gas fluxes and examine how they will respond to increased reactive N deposition.