Sentence examples for responding at least from inspiring English sources

A senior Defense Department official said that in releasing the memo, Mr. Rumsfeld was responding at least in part to urgings from his civilian and military advisers, who said the public should have insight into the thinking of President Bush's principal adviser on national defense as the nation girds for possible war with Iraq.

Mr. Abe's supporters say he is responding at least in part to pressure from American officials, who fear that historical issues may isolate Japan, the United States' largest Asian ally, at a time when the Americans must cope with China and a nuclear North Korea.

In 44 protected areas (96% of those responding), at least one IAS was present, and in 37 protected areas (80%) IAS were managed.

The addition of fenfluramine to amphetamine decreased the maximum responding, at least at the highest dose ratio (1 10, amphetamine/fenfluramine), in all monkeys.

Today, Hulu is responding – at least, in part – to some of these complaints with the launch of a grid-like guide for its Live TV service.

Many of the people behind Occupy in this country and in the corresponding movements in Tunisia, Egypt, Greece, and Spain were responding at least in part to having found no work commensurate with their higher educational accomplishments.

Wayne did not respond, at least not by e-mail.

Mr. Raskin at first suggested that the government would have to respond at least in part with classified information.

But nearly a quarter of people who have gotten such ads say they have responded at least once, a figure that is highly encouraging to marketers.

Most Arab leaders whom he has asked to put pressure on Mr. Arafat have responded, at least in public, with tepid support at best, saying they can only do more once Israel withdraws.

This year, the committee appears to have responded, at least in part, to mounting concern in Europe that the Bush administration is ever more determined to invade Iraq to oust President Saddam Hussein.