Sentence examples for suitable response to from inspiring English sources
"Bring 'em on!" he concedes, was not a suitable response to Iraqi insurgent attacks.
Instead, he cited devolution within England as a suitable response to the coming constitutional imbalance.
With a memorial service originally planned for only one or two dead, a lot of people here believed that cancellation of the Games would be the most suitable response to the death of twelve — or, including the terrorists, seventeen — men.
Ms Batho's amendment suggests that the basic income might be a suitable response to the challenges of the "digital revolution and the changes it has brought to work".
Russia likes the idea of challenging the United States in its backyard: a suitable response to what it sees as American meddling in Russia's own neighbourhood, where its president, Dmitry Medvedev, claims "privileged interests".
Gratitude, for example, is a fitting or suitable response to kindness, while ingratitude is an unfitting or unsuitable response.
To achieve this goal, it is necessary to develop ultrasound transducers able to work at high frequencies and wideband, with suitable responses to digital modulations.
They can be offered new stimuli and suitable responses, to which the Public Administration must guarantee congruity with the general objectives, while the system of contractors can ensure compatibility with the financial limitation and the need for quality.
Provide instant, exact, and suitable responses to the requests made by guests.
To maintain the balance between the production of carbohydrates and their use, plants need to have sensing and signalling mechanisms to effect suitable responses to any changes in carbohydrate levels (Gupta and Kaur, 2005; Corbesier et al., 1998).
In contrast, other prey have shown either innate recognition with suitable responses to novel predators (e.g. Peluci et al. 2008; Epp and Gabor 2008; Rehage et al. 2009) or rapid adaptive learning about novel predators including humans (Knight et al. 1987).
