Sentence examples for responsive to that from inspiring English sources

Yet they can still say no, they can take an alternative route from that which is expected of them and the performers and production team must know how to be responsive to that.

If an athlete is investigated at the Games and is found to have high testosterone levels that her body is responsive to, that would convey an unfair competitive advantage, Ljungqvist said.

If government thinks that it needs permanent power to set up a complete regulatory regime after it started collecting data and the like, obviously I think Congress should be responsive to that.

"People always have been responsive to that.

I try to be responsive to that".

Goodell said, "We are working on a number of programs to be responsive to that".

Opinion research shows that single women are less responsive to issues that have no immediate bearing on their daily lives, like corporate tax rates or the federal debt.

But he expressed confidence that his actions and the Air Force's continued professionalism would "yield a service that is, from top to bottom, more reflective and more responsive to shortcomings that may arise in this or any other critical area".

Furthermore, it suggests that extracellular ATP is made primarily via oxidative respiration in the mitochondria, and is likely to be responsive to signals that regulate respiration.

Generally people are responsive to price – that is why so much food is sold on promotion".

Now they say he's a medical anomaly – rather than becoming less responsive to drugs that can help regulate tremors and tics, he is still highly responsive.