Sentence examples for said responding much from inspiring English sources
"The trial chamber is not satisfied that the accused, if released, would continue to appear for trial," the panel of three international judges said, responding much as they have to past requests for liberty from Mr. Milosevic, the former president of Yugoslavia.
Still others, including those who are severely psychologically disturbed, she says, respond much better to changes in environment than they ever would to drugs.
"This time, the landlords are responding much more quickly," Mr. Edwards said.
But I would also say that realistically, China will respond much more effectively to a commercial discussion than they will to a human rights discussion.
"By having people around to monitor the situation, to look for the signs, we can respond much quicker," Okabe said.
"We need to respond much more quickly to the next outbreak," he said.
"We can respond much more quickly than previously; we are getting there," says Mr Twiddy.
"They always respond much more liberally in e-mail than they do in writing," he said.
"We could have responded much quicker".
*No one responded "much worse".
