Sentence examples for we expect to respond from inspiring English sources

Seven cost and operational effectiveness analyses and 19 studies have shown that the V-22 meets the requirements for the contingencies we expect to respond to in the 21st century.

Given the visual and emotional nature of pictorial HWLs, we formulated a set of a priori regions of interest (ROIs) that we expected to respond to participants' observations of HWLs, including the amygdala, insula and visual association cortex.

"It's clear that we have a much greater capacity to respond, and we would expect to respond more effectively to a 1918-like virus, but we could have [a strain] more transmissible and more severe," Daniel Sosin, the CDC's deputy director for preparedness said at a recent Council on Foreign Relations forum.

However, these are exactly the smokers we might expect to respond to invitations for pharmacogenetic cessation interventions.

They just post their feedback on Facebook and we are expected to respond".

They are presented not just with a straight face, but also with a full-throttled emotion that we are expected to respond to.

How do we ruminate when we are constantly expected to respond?

What's more, if we're now expected to respond to all our friends' general announcements on Facebook, we'd never get any work done — or sleep, for that matter.

We use simple auction designs to represent both markets, and we analyze how players are expected to respond to different network rules.

The unions are expected to respond early next year.

The players are expected to respond to the proposal Thursday.