Sentence examples for response to the next from inspiring English sources

How fitting if the next president made possible a genuinely global response to the next Rwanda, Congo or Darfur.

Fire officials have said that their inquiry will focus on identifying management and policy initiatives that would improve the department's response to the next disaster.

This article will explain the trade-offs involved in these options so that executives can think carefully now about their response to the next catastrophic event.

Endotoxin tolerance is a mechanism in which cells receiving low doses of endotoxin, enter a transient phase with less inflammatory response to the next endotoxin challenges.

"But I'm telling you, this business of how we're going to give this to a committee and we're going to have an effective response to the next crisis.

The American Red Cross decided to disburse all of the money it collected for Sept. 11 after donors decried its plans to reserve a portion to finance a response to the next tragedy.

If the reactions to Kendrick Lamar's performance at the Grammys on Monday night, and to Beyoncé's performance at the Super Bowl a fortnight earlier, are anything to go by, you could almost script the various responses to the next time a black artist makes a political statement on stage.

These results not only suggest a large proportion of Americans hold factually incorrect beliefs about GMOs but were also somewhat at odds with responses to the next question, in which 39percentt of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that GMOs are safe to eat, while only 27percentt disagreed or strongly disagreed.

When something works, it's communicated, reinforced and embedded in the collective set of responses to the next challenge.

With new science, unprecedented political leadership and continued progress in the AIDS response, countries have a window of opportunity to seize this momentum and take their responses to the next level," said Paul De Lay, Deputy Executive Director, Programme, UNAIDS.

With new science, unprecedented political leadership and continued progress in the AIDS response, countries have a window of opportunity to take their responses to the next level," says Paul De Lay, Deputy Executive Director, Programme, UNAIDS.