Sentence examples for response rather than a from inspiring English sources

How about a response rather than a crisis?

Then, you can go back in and have a response rather than a reaction.

"Mr Pistorius is more likely to respond with a fight response rather than a flight response as his physical capacity for flight is limited," said Dr Vorster.

Sarahcuda knows, from her brush with Barry on the campaign trail, that he is vulnerable on matters that demand a visceral and muscular response rather than a logical and book-learned one.

On Twitter, many journalists and politicians were quick to notice the PM's choice of collective noun, several pointing out that the gag appeared to be a scripted response, rather than a slip of the tongue.

"I'm not sure the company has convinced the market that this is a well-reasoned and organized response rather than a temporary stop-gap measure," said Jonathan Low, a senior fellow at the CAP Gemini Ernst & Young Center for Business Innovation in Cambridge, Mass.

"It just seems to me wrong to a patient if you've received a minor response rather than a partial response that you can't go on and receive treatment," said Dr. Paul S. Richardson, a researcher at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.

Mr Mead makes the rather obvious point that climate change is now a matter of politics, not just of science; but when those who hold the consensus view that anthropogenic global warming is happening try to craft a political response, rather than a scientific one, they are hammered by sceptics for engaging in politics.

In a morning interview on WLIB radio, Mr. Green said that Mr. Ferrer had come up with "a patronage response, rather than an economic response to the attack when he suggested that we redistribute economic development funds and he named different locations, for political appeal, throughout the city".

A mindful response rather than an unconscious reaction will ultimately serve you better.

A strong statistical relationship at an annual time step is consistent with a plastic response rather than an evolutionary response (Merilä and Hendry 2014, this volume).