Sentence examples for takes a response from inspiring English sources

"I think the danger many faith-based organizations bring up is that faith-based organizations can do their share but it takes a response from all sectors of the society to deal with issues surrounding poverty," Father Vitillo said.

Plaid Cymru said it was "shameful" it had taken a response to a High Court case to reach this point.

Taking a response more like the NIH response to the Ginther study — delaying action in favor of exhaustive study of other pieces of the complex system that is the biomedical research enterprise — might be less painful.

It took a response from his targets for Erik's five-year "incel-ar period" to become something else.

It takes a sustained response and the empowerment of people of the country.

The time it takes for a response to take shape usually depends on the size of the tragedy: the larger it is, the longer the period to confront it, he said.

And we know how long it really takes to get a response from the VP or from Sales on X.

Oftentimes all it takes is answering these simple questions: If you ring the call bell how long does it takes for a response?

Messenger tells you how long it usually takes for a response (for Rogers it is within minutes, and that has been true in my experience).

"I would be very grateful if you could support your school(s) in taking a robust response, including through pay deductions where appropriate.

They're taking a proportional response.