Sentence examples for were to respond with from inspiring English sources

Interviewers had been instructed that if a respondent raised the issue of an implausible state, they were to respond with a statement explaining that some people do find that some of the states are difficult to imagine and to encourage respondents to carry out the valuation (or ranking task) for the state to the best of their ability.

If the government were to respond with force, he promised it suicide-bombings.

Geladas of all ages were more likely to mimic the play faces of their companions within 1 second of seeing them than they were to respond with a different kind of expression, according to a paper published by the team this week in Scientific Reports.

All faces were introduced two times in this manner, and subjects were to respond with the corresponding key on the keyboard.

The single probe remained on screen for 3,000 ms, during which subjects were to respond with a simple button press, using their right and left hand for each response.

Our reaction over the past several years has been to respond with alacrity even to allegations.

Our instinct is to respond with action in Ung's case, by carrying a gun.

Yet its instinct is to respond with more bigness and more centralisation.

The aim of the hackathon was to respond with what Grimes called "subversions and workarounds".

The greater challenge for Woods will be to respond with dignity and restraint to a news media circus.

The obvious thing for Intel to do would be to respond with a whizzier, 64-bit version of the Pentium.