Sentence examples for responsive to new from inspiring English sources

The revised myth of the war elephants showed that they were responsive to new zoological knowledge, adapting mythology the way scientists today sometimes have to reshape theory.

Always responsive to new literary influences, he found fresh inspiration in the recently discovered verse of the Greek poet Anacreon (6th century bc).

A 2013 study found that publicly quoted companies where executive compensation is linked to the stockmarket invest considerably less than private firms and are less responsive to new investment opportunities.

"Two independent, viable exchanges are much more likely to be responsive to new pressures and public needs than a single institution," he said at the beginning of his presidency.

Forty-one states, including California and New Hampshire, have adopted a model rule drafted by the American Bar Association, or similar provisions, which allow lawyers to unbundle their services and take only part of a case, a cost-saving practice known as "limited-scope representation" that, with proper ethical safeguards, is responsive to new realities.

Working abroad teaches us to view education as ever-evolving; learning is not confined to the constructed setting of lecture halls and seminar rooms, but rather can be continued throughout our lives, making us adaptable and responsive to new situations as a result.

Part of the challenge is establishing relationships with people who may be more responsive to newer media than to direct mail and cold calling, and who may not even have a landline.

Carcinoid tumors are proving moderately responsive to newer therapies targeting tumor vasculature and survival pathways [ 1, 2].

Mr. Bloomberg told reporters on Thursday that the Senate Republicans had been responsive to New York City's needs on most issues.

I believe Ed's victory was based above all on grasping the new opportunities for a radical social democratic agenda responsive to the new times.

Many people who study the business world say that companies need to be responsive to the new freewheeling discussions that consumers generate online.