Sentence examples for responding to reader from inspiring English sources

Responding to reader requests, from Eurostat.

I'm looking forward to doing some things online that are harder to do in print - not just columns like this one, but also things like rounding up links and responding to reader mail.

Simon Doonan, the creative ambassador at large for Barneys New York and the author of the new book "Gay Men Don't Get Fat," will be responding to reader questions about porking out, slimming down, the perils of guacamole and chips, and whether or not certain foods can truly be categorized as "straight" or "gay".

Dr. Shapiro will be responding to readers during the week.

I'll also be responding to readers' questions and comments.

She hopes to begin blogging, posting on Twitter and responding to readers soon after her arrival.

In responding to readers' questions, I often discuss why a proposed act is wrong.

This week he is responding to readers' questions about the myths and stigma surrounding psychiatric disorders of children and adolescents.

Whatever replaces the PCC, there will be an emphasis on newspapers improving their internal systems for responding to readers' concerns.

New York City Audubon's director of conservation and science, Susan Elbin, has been responding to readers' questions about hawks and other birds of prey in New York City.

This week, Louise Crawford, the blogger behind OnlytheBlogKnowsBrooklyn.com and the organizer of the Brooklyn Blog Fest on Tuesday, will be responding to readers' questions at nytimes.com/cityroom.