Sentence examples for responsive to the question from inspiring English sources

She did not offer a reprise of the unsteady responses that marked her interviews with Katie Couric on CBS News, even if many of her answers were not always responsive to the question, particularly when contrasted with Mr. Biden.

Responding to an official request by The Associated Press for documents proving the governor had indeed reimbursed his friend, Earle I. Mack, for the trip to St. Barts, Governor Pataki's office said in a letter yesterday that "it does not possess or maintain any documents that are responsive" to the question.

But while it's an interesting set of answers to the question of what makes America so great, it's not necessarily responsive to the question that launched the discussion, namely why America came in at number four on the HDI this year.

The supplemental information later disclosed over one hundred contacts from more than twenty countries that might be responsive to the questions on the form.

Also, it is essential to identify the needs and desired outcomes of the clinic prior to designing the research such that it reflects actual practice but is also responsive to the questions that the clinic team considers important and relevant.

More than 250 years after taxonomists began describing and cataloging species, the internet and an ethic of information sharing let us organize biodiversity information in a way that is responsive to the questions and the challenges of our changing world.

Lemieux responds to my points about Ireland by falling back on a philosophical defense of abortion rights, which is fine (and deserving of a response a later date) but not really responsive to the empirical question.

Good medical research begins with asking research questions responsive to the needs of patients and set in the context of existing research.

Adolescents may simply be aware of (and responsive to) the political or social climate in which these questions were posed.

The first, the use of an 'I prefer not to say' option to sensitive questions is shown to be responsive to the manipulation of level of privacy concern by increasing the salience of privacy issues, and to experimental manipulations of privacy.

But a question remains about whether current laws are responsive to the needs of the 21st-century public: can we FOIA algorithms?