Sentence examples for responses to keep a from inspiring English sources

Researchers from New Zealand have successfully used secondary social responses to keep a stranding pod of long-finned pilot whales from returning to the beach.

But some domestic analysts see it in a more nuanced light, as a carefully crafted response to keep a grip on the situation.

He and his team of about 60 add a delay to Amy's responses to keep up the act, as though she's typing.

Comments could be restricted to photo or video responses to keep with the Snapchat style of visual interaction.

We will separate this number from the responses to keep them anonymous" (Figure 1).

"These are quite horrible medical stories," Mr. Raimondi wrote, "and I think we'll need to have a pretty strong response to keep this from becoming a very damaging national story that takes on long legs".

Yesterday's afternoon onslaught drew large crowds to the hillside overlooking the shopping complex, bringing a response from police trying to keep a secure perimeter around the operation.

That response prompted the Republican National Committee to keep a running count of the number of days "since Bill Bradley refused to endorse Gore".

For instance, instead of saying "So, have anything fun planned for the break?" (which can be answered with a short "yes" or "no"), say "What are you going to do to keep busy while school is out?" A question that requires a detailed response is always better to keep a conversation flowing.

There are still some puzzles in this framework, such as why the slack has not led to more disinflationary pressure, and therefore to more of a monetary response to keep inflation near (ish) to 2%.

Thus, the up-regulation of spoT in the C. jejuni Δppk2 mutant may be a compensatory response to keep ppGpp levels low preventing cells from entering stress response.