Sentence examples for to respond to changes from inspiring English sources

3. The ability to RESPOND to changes, threats and opportunities.

"They are concerned about their capacity to respond to changes and deliver them effectively".

Digital television receivers shall be able to respond to changes in the content advisory rating system.

In addition, they must be able to respond to changes in prey availability.

Murcutt came to feel that buildings should be able to respond to changes in conditions.

"It was more about having the flexibility to respond to changes in the marketplace".

The health secretary, Alan Johnson, told journalists yesterday that he wanted the NHS to respond to changes in society.

Rivers are known to respond to changes in the rate of rock uplift by propagating knickpoints through the fluvial network.

Flexibility is the ability of a power system to respond to changes in power demand and generation.

The GB System Operator also uses bilateral trading to respond to changes in demand and generation and resolve transmission constraints.

One is the relative slowness with which farmers are able to respond to changes in the demand for their product.