Sentence examples for responding to with from inspiring English sources

Even that number wildly overstates the amount of burglaries worth responding to with an assault weapon.

Amtrak CEO Joe Boardman issued a statement on Thursday afternoon calling the derailment "a terrible tragedy that we are responding to with every resource we have available".

Last year, Ness began fundraising for Save the Children because "I'm tired of just tweeting my despair about the current refugee crisis that the UK government is responding to with inhumane feebleness".

It is a move that Wall Street is responding to with the equivalent of a standing ovation, but it is not because Kraft Foods, the world's second-largest food company, after Nestlé, will finally shed the taint of tobacco.

For me that's exciting though this setup is still rare but it does make me more hopeful and it seems like co-housing is the thing that people are really responding to with such enthusiasm in terms of the book and my TED talk.

Dandelion Days by Henry Williamson isn't a novel that I thought of as having influenced me – either as a writer or as a person – but one that I remember responding to with an upsurge of emotion: it spoke to me, at the time I read it, with that peculiar intimacy that I find only prose fiction can.

This is what firms finally are responding to with their new hires.

"Their work will be responded to with more hostility, open to more scrutiny.

What is not sensible is for people of progressive views to respond to with hate mail.

Guardian Australia's requests for further clarification were responded to with the same statement.

It's a signal the crowd always responds to with a deafening roar.