Sentence examples for to respond better from inspiring English sources

"They seem to respond better to Bill Clinton than to Al Gore".

The organisation facilitates training of professionals to respond better to the disappearance of child refugees.

Why do women seem to respond better than men to talking cures?

But, purists are quick to respond, better teams know how to win close games.

The first is to respond better to some basic concerns of European citizens.

Patients tend to respond better when rehab is voluntary (or at least semi-voluntary).

"We are sharing ideas and I am now reflecting on workplace procedures and how to respond better to critical incidents".

The theater will also enable the academy to respond better to the creative resurgence under way in Brooklyn.

It looks at creating a more satisfactory working environment to respond better to workers' demands, particularly from those with family responsibilities.

After all these years of trying to train men to respond better to emotional cues, women are making it even harder by erasing the emotion from their faces.

In the early 1980's, Dmort started as an association of funeral directors who felt there was a need to respond better to mass fatalities.