Sentence examples for responding to increasing from inspiring English sources

Physiological recordings have shown that the shark pressure sensor is clearly capable of responding to increasing as well as decreasing pressure (Fraser and Shelmerdine 2002).

Responding to increasing pressure from governments and human rights groups, the World Diamond Congress approved a package of measures to track diamonds from the mine to the jewelry store.

Responding to increasing fears of competition, Gov. Gray Davis is planning a "Buy California" campaign to begin in June in an effort to persuade consumers to demand that the foreign fruits and vegetables in stores be replaced by produce grown in California.

Although some analysts question whether the effort will be enough to achieve the desired effect, the Bank of Japan is responding to increasing political pressure to make a clearer commitment to raising prices, as an economic rebound after last year's natural and nuclear disasters is running out of steam.

The efforts represent an about-face to an approach that began three decades ago, when corrections departments — responding to increasing problems with prison gangs, stiffer sentencing policies that led to overcrowding and the "get tough on crime" demands of legislators — began removing ever larger numbers of inmates from the general population.

However, some very thoughtful people are responding to increasing systemic risk by wanting to hobble technology.

How did airlines respond to increasing jet fuel costs last week?

He described excessive heat, in particular, as "consistent with our understanding of how the climate responds to increasing greenhouse gases".

If we do not do so, we may well be destined to make wrong assumptions when we consider how to respond to increasing instability in the Middle East.

Peter Bonfield, the company's chief executive, argued that the changes would make the company more agile, allowing it to respond to increasing competition.

In random waves, the cage system responded to increasing wave regimes with additional submergence.