Sentence examples for response to record from inspiring English sources

More time means 45 minutes every weekday, a response to record audience figures and the busy news agenda.

Many airlines announced plans to eliminate aircraft and cut flights in response to record fuel prices in 2008, but the reductions took effect gradually.

Ford is also idling plants and delaying the introduction of its redesigned F-150 pickup in response to record gasoline prices that have decimated sales of big, gas-thirsty vehicles.

The company's shares have been on the decline since it abandoned its goal of returning to profitability by next year and said it would significantly cut production of large vehicles in response to record gasoline prices that have sapped demand.

[C1.] Energy Department Begins Campaign to Reduce Fuel Use The Energy Department announced a campaign to persuade Americans to use less energy, a response to record prices for natural gas and heating oil as cooler weather arrives.

A18 Combating Rising Fuel Costs The Energy Department announced a campaign to persuade Americans to use less energy, a response to record prices for gas and heating oil as cooler weather arrives.

"In response to record-breaking summers, we're relying more on air-conditioning, which produces greenhouse emissions that make the summers hotter," he said.

There's something rather touching about the crowd's response to records made decades before most of them were born.

The city's poor response to a record snowstorm in December left many residents stranded on unplowed streets and angry with the mayor's initial lack of contrition.

The critical response to the record has been glowing.

2/2: response to Bergen Record was about surveillance articles in news & techniques generally, not about campaign.