Sentence examples for responding both from inspiring English sources

In one sense, the episode was a cautionary tale for the new media age, which finds traditional media outlets like Forbes responding both to the economic imperatives of the digital age by cutting staff and to the editorial imperatives by bringing in more outside voices — Mr. D'Souza is not a staff writer — and sometimes elevating opinion above rigorous reporting.

Ground-based optical aurora observation showed that the interplanetary shock compression caused prominent diffuse aurora responding both in moving feature and increased intensity.

The impacts of these variables are compared; and a limiting speed for the machine responding both the acoustical and operational requirements is determined.

Measures of subjective experiences and expectancies accounted for a sizable portion of the variance in hypnotic responding, both at initial test and at retest.

The results show that chironomids are responding both to temperature and to changing lake depth, which is regarded as a sensitive proxy of regional effective moisture.

In responding both to friends and enemies of Darwin's evolution, Wright sought to keep clear the minimal meaning of natural selection in scientific terms.

He responded both to romantic tradition and democratic good-fellowship.

"The whole community has responded both financially and emotionally," Mrs. Laitmon-Marcusaidid.

"The plant species are having to respond both to temperature changes and to moisture changes and to changes in seasonality.

"Nobody knows how well we're going to respond both on the public- and private-sector side and restore competitiveness".

Certain receptor cells in the skin of fishes and amphibians respond both to mechanical and to thermal stimulation.