Sentence examples for tools in response from inspiring English sources
Sam Farber, a retired entrepreneur, invented the widely imitated OXO Good Grips kitchen tools in response to his wife Betsey's mild arthritis.
No-take marine reserves (NTMRs) are promoted extensively as conservation and fisheries management tools in response to marine ecosystem degradation and fisheries decline, but their use remains controversial.
Operationalizing our response tooling: We've built new tools in response to this issue to help us identify the scope of data collection, limit access to data, and to purge it from our systems quickly.
Missile defenses can be a significant part of a plan to reduce these dangers, but they must be proven to work and pursued as part of an integrated approach that uses the full range of nonproliferation policy tools in response to the full range of threats we face.
I encourage everyone to try this exercise because it is surprisingly difficult, and because I believe it is the pathway to our most potent tools in response to government-imposed second-class citizenship: 1) a sense of urgency, and 2) the willingness to sacrifice in order to harness the transformational power of living "as if" -- as if the laws had already changed, as if society were already just.
In the conclusions, we discuss the application of structured decision-making processes, such as decision tools, in response to barriers.
North Korea's military command said it would end that armistice on 11 March, threatening "surgical strikes" on its southern neighbour and the use of a "precision nuclear striking tool" in response to the sanctions and ongoing South Korea-US military drills.
UNICEF deployed the unique Rapid Family Tracing and Reunification (RapidFTR) tool in response to the sudden influx of over 66,000 Congolese nationals into Bundibugyo District, western Uganda.
We then followed up with additional email communication to those who did not use the tool in response to the first email.
Even if the United States manages to avoid the lethal threat of bioterrorism, the report says, tools developed in response to such potential hazards will help in natural disease outbreaks or industrial accidents.
Recently these insurers have been beefing up their tools, partly in response to Castlights efforts.
