Sentence examples for responded outside from inspiring English sources

"Why does New York love Wal-Mart so much?" Mr. Duke responded: "Outside on the sidewalk, it shows this love for Wal-Mart that New Yorkers have for us".

The pope, for his part, has barely responded outside of summoning the world's bishops to the Vatican for a meeting this winter to discuss the ongoing crisis.

"Then, when the need to respond outside of these times arises, it becomes the exception rather than the rule," he added.

For over a year, the Chinese government has responded to outside pressure regarding Mr. Gao with silence, interspersed with conflicting and cryptic comments.

Qaddafi faces little domestic pressure, said Dagan, but has traditionally responded to outside threats and runs foreign policy based on his emotions.

The mayor has responded that outside contractors at times save the city money; that his control of the school system has benefited parents and students; and that pension reform is necessary to alleviate the crushing cost of retirement benefits, which account for 10percentt of the city's annual budget.

The alliance's biggest test is over how to respond to outside pressure over Iran's nuclear programme.

"What the chairman has said all along is that he would never respond to outside pressure," Greenspan said.

Dr. Lefkowitz and Dr. Kobilka filled in a major gap in the understanding how cells work and respond to outside signals.

Labs have been developing wearables that light up using LED lights as well as clothes that respond to outside stimuli such as lighting conditions.

Responding to outside recommendations, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration has begun a top-to-bottom reorganization that will make it leaner and more focused on its goals, its administrator said Thursday.