Sentence examples similar to responsive help from inspiring English sources

Though it was originally written in response to the Trayvon Martin shooting, the advice in it, on being responsive, helping students make connections, and giving them ways to "do something," can help with any difficult news event.

It may seem that replacing responsive human help with a robotic dresser is a bit insensitive.

They also question whether responsive design helps a site's search engine optimization, allowing it to be ranked as high as possible in search results.

They may serve as an environmentally and nutritionally responsive mechanism helping animals to survive nutritional, oxidative and disease stressors [ 71, 76, 77].

Researchers felt that involving contributors beyond an oversight role, that is, not just as a member of the steering committee but in a managerial or responsive capacity helped to foster meaningful PPI.

Identification of the cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor Waf as a p53-responsive gene, helps to explain how p53 can induce cell-cycle arrest (El-Deiry et al, 1993; Harper et al, 1993).

Most obvious, however, the latest episode suggests a minimally efficient and responsive government does help to prevent deaths.

Google says the templates are optimized for performance and responsive layouts to help developers quickly write multi-device web experiences.

Maybe, but let's assess the facts in the context of situations and based on real standards, not as responsive episodes that help fuel our political agendas.

We believe more sensitive drugs and their responsive genes will help to improve the prediction.

The set of overall heat responsive genes can help to understand molecular defence mechanisms against heat stress of maize.