Sentence examples for the work is responding from inspiring English sources

The curator says, "Whether the work is responding to a moment in social history, contemporary circumstance, or aesthetic formalism, they are all pulling from a very human and very specific set of cultural prompts".

Strong political will at multiple levels, both nationally and internationally, exists to address maternal health – thus the proposed work is responding to decision maker priorities.

The bulk of their work is responding to calls for help from soup kitchens and food banks where they have trained staff.

While keeping her focus as passersby interject and crowds look on is a challenge, Merry said one of the most difficult aspects of her work is responding to subtle changes in the environment.

Looking at these photographs, it's clear that Lee's work is responding to the growing prevalence of society's favorite form of body modification: plastic surgery.

Organized by five curatorial departments -- painting and sculpture, photography, architecture, design, and media arts and education -- the exhibition is to include about 35 artists, architects and designers whose work is responding to technology.

This work was responded to by a group of authors 29 arguing that "DF/DHF/DSS was too complicated to use in clinical or public health settings, yet was not sufficiently precise for detailed pathogenesis studies" and that "D/SD brings clarity, clinical and epidemiological utility, and the potential for development of more precise definitions of clinical phenotype for pathogenesis studies".

But even these firefighting robots are being developed specifically to work with human counterparts, so a major focus of the work is on getting the robots to respond to human gestures and speech.

The figures are published in NHS England's report on how the service is responding to 'work equality' standards.

The government - or at least the one in London - is responding by working with industry to encourage healthier lifestyles.

As to the work chairs, hotels are responding to business travelers who all want pretty much the same thing: an adjustable chair with wheels and lumbar support.