Sentence examples for response to trouble from inspiring English sources

Toil, presumably, was the god's response to trouble.

The so-called wealth effect is one reason Alan Greenspan's reflex response to trouble on Wall Street was to cut interest rates.

Still, Mr. Bernanke's move was nothing if not a Greenspanian display of "discretionary" policy in response to trouble but before the signs of an economic downturn were unambiguous.

A large part of the United States Army was rotating here in response to trouble in Mexico.

The response to troubles in the banking system also matters.

There was a time when I'd find "it's complicated" to be a mildly aggravating response to troubles in the Middle East.

Smith said extensive training and incident simulation before the Olympics enabled security officials to fine-tune most aspects of their planned responses to trouble.

For their part, Democrats have abandoned their traditional response to economic trouble: fiscal stimulus in the form of additional government spending.

There are signs that the Ukranian crisis is exerting a negative impact on the international community's response to humanitarian trouble spots.

The Japanese firm said the change at the top of the company was in response to the trouble caused to customers, business partners and investors following days of revelations that have caused Olympus shares to lose half their value in a fortnight.

As it emerged that Theresa May, the home secretary, is flying back to the UK for talks with police chiefs about the disturbances, Clegg defended the government's response to the trouble and condemned what he described as "needless opportunistic theft and violence – nothing more, nothing less".