Sentence examples for supposed to be responding from inspiring English sources

This is exactly when servicers were supposed to be responding to the government's loan modification urgings.

"Lizards don't have an amygdala because they're supposed to be responding to lizard facial expressions," he says.

This is at a rally for someone who has died, and homophobia was still taking place in that place; a moment of homophobia even at a protest that was supposed to be responding to it.

FoI requests are supposed to be responded to in 40 days, but one of the claimants waited three years for his file.

However, in a war that was originally supposed to be about responding to a terrorist attack rather than engaging in nation-building, that sort of complaint confuses means with ends.

"Do you believe that?" "I think it's supposed to be," Jim responded.

"I thought our policy was supposed to be all about responding to demand," she said.

These representations are supposed to be like thermometers, responding to specific environmental features yet without entering into appropriate inferential processes.

It was thought to involve anticipation of the approach of the wave-front from a larger distance than the nearest neighbours (the so-called chorus line hypothesis) (Potts 1984) or to involve transmission by jumps to more distant individuals than closeby neighbours, individuals that were supposed to be specialised in responding (Kastberger et al. 2012).

From Guam, the marines are supposed to be able to respond with lightning speed to an array of regional emergencies.

"By your own admission, while you were supposed to be ready and able to respond to an emergency, you were in bed with a naked, intoxicated female," he said.