Sentence examples for warmer response from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama received a warmer response here than Mr. Romney did.

But Mr. Gore's proposal drew a warmer response from some of the Democratic Party's largest labor contributors.

Darling's statement received a warmer response from Labour MPs, although many of them were very critical of the banks.

While Mr. Florio received a warmer response from the audience, most political observers believe the two candidates have equal support from union members.

Mr. Obama received a warmer response from the audience than Mr. Romney did on Thursday, with those in attendance at times standing to give him ovations.

The NMA provided a warmer response to the corporation's plans for a shared data journalism hub and a news bank to make its regional video and local audio available by media and newspaper groups.

Some of the warmer responses: "I'll take them in all colours," "Hardest Crocs I ever seen," and "Where do I get some?" Crocs, the footwear brand themselves, are certainly in favour of the collaboration.

Conversely, the positive growth response to warmer spring and fall temperatures indicated that warmer conditions in the spring and (or) fall at these 5 test sites would favor radial growth by increasing the length of the growing season (Fritts 1976; Kozlowski et al. 1991).

The tropical fruits — mangoes, avocados, guavas, papayas — that the brothers had planted in recent years in response to warmer temperatures had all died.

In response to warmer winter and spring temperatures, recorded for some decades now, several frogs, toads, salamanders and newts have started to reproduce earlier.

Some scientists think that climate change is to blame; the trees may be changing in response to warmer temperatures and increased exposure to ultraviolet light.