Sentence examples for responds much more from inspiring English sources

"Media in general responds much more quickly than ever before," said Scott Rudin, a producer of "Stop-Loss".

That is because air temperatures are believed to respond quickly to changes like reduced sunlight, whereas sea level — involving the slow melting of land ice and the gradual absorption of heat by the ocean, causing it to expand — responds much more slowly.

Within a test group of 56 men and women, they found that the stratium (the brain's reward centre, which administers a delicious dopamine hit for "correct" behaviour) responds much more strongly in women when they make "prosocial" decisions than when men do so.

"We can respond much more quickly than previously; we are getting there," says Mr Twiddy.

"They always respond much more liberally in e-mail than they do in writing," he said.

The mosquitoes and the parasites respond much more quickly than human bureaucracies".

"This time, the landlords are responding much more quickly," Mr. Edwards said.

"IT IS CLEAR that [in elections] voters respond much more to short-term growth than to long-term growth".

The U.S. would respond much more vigorously than it did before 9/11 if Al Qaeda bases were detected in Afghanistan, and the Taliban could offer little protection.

For example, marketers have been too often tempted to focus on overly rational advertising messages; while the evidence suggests that consumers respond much more positively to emotional campaigns.

Petrol engines are also expected to operate over a much wider range of crank speeds, and to respond much more rapidly when called upon by the driver to do so.