Sentence examples for responding is something from inspiring English sources

Why aren't you responding?! Is something wrong?!

Pruitt was uninformed about the issue, responding: "That is something I have not reviewed nor know about".

She said: "The fact that there had been complaints taken out by one of the senior nurses at that institution, who had got in touch with CQC, and CQC had failed to respond adequately, is something of huge concern.

Further, another thing I learned in not responding to emails is something I've long suspected: one of the biggest problems with email is that when you do respond, it often prompts another response in return.

Responding to demand is something else that most educators don't seem to get, perhaps because they have grown accustomed to their monopoly.

When asked if the company could benefit from going private, Ruiz responded, "if it is something that makes sense for our shareholders we will consider it and look at it".

However, while it may seem plausible to say that riskier decisions ought to require higher standards or levels of capacity, critics respond that there is something counterintuitive about claiming that mental capacities can vary according to external circumstances in this way (Culver & Gert 2004, 264).

"To have a player so strong of character like Dzeko to come on again in the final minutes when the team needs him and to respond like that is something that, for me, deserves great credit, and continues to surprise me.

Biologists tell us that fear is wired into us but that how we respond to fear is something we learn.

How your friends will respond to this is something you'll have to gauge for yourself.

His first book, he responds, was about conscription – something both democratic, because it extends warfare to the civic population, and anti-democratic, because it forces the conscript into obedience.