Sentence examples for to respond both from inspiring English sources

"The plant species are having to respond both to temperature changes and to moisture changes and to changes in seasonality.

"Nobody knows how well we're going to respond both on the public- and private-sector side and restore competitiveness".

None of those people were ever confused about the mission of the exchange to respond both to investors who came to do business there and our listed companies".

"What we have found is that there were significant failings in how the agencies were able to respond both as single agencies and, more critically, when working together.

As the satellite companies scramble to respond, both camps want to assemble broad packages of video, Internet and even futuristic interactive television services that they hope will allow them to capture bigger chunks of consumers' entertainment and communications budgets.

In fact, Twitter's posted policy is – as has been pointed out by a number of people – a shining example of how to respond both responsibly and transparently to takedown requests by a government.

"We have run into a situation where the attackers are coordinated and organized but the people who have to respond -- both companies, Internet service providers, and most particularly law enforcement agencies -- are fragmented," said Mark Rasch, a former federal prosecutor who is now a vice president at Global Integrity, a computer security consulting firm based in Reston, Va.

"Buyers tend to respond to both the safety and convenience benefits of the system".

Holloway has until 4pm on Friday to respond to both charges.

You are obviously qualified to respond as both a musician and a listener.

Other readers continue to respond with both alarm and amusement to Jeffrey Rosen's article on the invasion of Internet privacy.