Sentence examples for responding strongly from inspiring English sources

We can be grateful that minorities are responding strongly to census questionnaires (front page, May 4), but the lack of cooperation by many other Americans is disturbing.

Robert Duffy, a political science professor at Colorado State University, said he thought Republicans began losing the public's confidence after 2002, when the General Assembly was not seen to be responding strongly to an economic downturn but was instead caught up in political fights over redistricting and other peripheral issues.

Much of their meeting, a senior administration official said, was devoted to Ms. Park, 61, explaining her strategy — called "trust-politik" — which aims to rebuild trust between the North and South by looking for ways to engage, even while responding strongly to acts of provocation.

It's shocking that there is a type of disease that overall has killed tens of thousands of people and affects at least three different regions, but no one in the scientific or international communities is connecting the dots or responding strongly enough to solve the problem.

The ventral striatum (VS) appears to be a key structure in this function, responding strongly to explicit reward feedback.

Nitrogen concentrations at 30 cm depth on both the CVS and CCS varied temporally, responding strongly with rainfall events, while nitrogen concentrations at 80 cm depth changed slightly throughout the study period and maintained relatively low values.

The economy responded strongly.

Lazarus responded strongly.

Murray responded strongly.

We will respond strongly if provoked".

West Point graduates have responded strongly to the idea.