Sentence examples for response that goes from inspiring English sources

A16 Shaping a response that goes beyond low-risk cruise missile strikes.

Asked to name the most important factor in the mortgage-selection process, more than 80 percent of the respondents cited cost, a response "that goes without being said," Mr. Hautop said, given that "folks always want the lowest price".

One can only hope that the minister for immigration is going to Europe with the authority to make Australia part of an international response that goes beyond an increase in the number of Syrian refugees coming here within our existing quota.

Many of the regimes of the Middle East face opposition on their own streets from their own discontented people and from violent groups who will be quick to exploit it if the government is seen to back an American response that goes wrong or is considered to have been misdirected.

"A highly targeted physical piece of mail, especially in today's ephemeral world, elicits an emotional response that goes above and beyond what is possible online," says Fink, in a statement.

It seems there's a lot of jobs available there... .. Standard response that goes through my head during these times is along the lines of, "No shit, Sherlock.

He "humiliated" one writer during an interview and she wrote an emotional response that went viral.

But Mary Creagh, the shadow environment secretary, managed to unite the Tory benches behind Spelman with a response that went on too long and concluded with a claim that Labour is now the friend of the countryside.

I provided Kerry/Edwards a response that went all the way back to FDR, showing how other Presidents, without exception, created jobs despite major crises.

There is a cycle of responses that goes: anticipation, embarrassment, shock, amazement, desire, loss of desire, acute senses of time and hunger, before moving on to boredom.

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