Sentence examples for which has responded from inspiring English sources

More than ever, the mayor said, it is clear that candor works best with the public, which has responded wholeheartedly.

But the financial collapse and the credit crisis had a deep impact on all of the movie world, which has responded with fewer expensive releases and safer bets.

Some protesters and army defectors have taken up arms against the state, which has responded with brutal assaults, particularly in the central Syrian city of Homs.

These protests suggest a lack of support for President Robert Mugabe and his ruling party, the ZANU-PF, which has responded to the protests with violence.

The parallel is with Ireland which has responded to a similar public finance crisis with savage spending cuts, public sector wage and pension cuts and restored market confidence.

Games writers have been seen to close ranks and defend the developers, criticising the gamer community, which has responded by huddling around the #gamergate hashtag on Twitter.

His team, which had responded meekly to Southern California's aggressive play, was trailing by 14 points.

The PakTurk Educational Foundation immediately challenged the expulsion order in Pakistani courts, which have responded in various ways.

Although still low-intensive, these systems can be considered as modified forms of traditional practices which have responded to new technologies and the need to cut labour costs.

Of 91 Reading firms which have responded to the chamber's latest quarterly economic survey, 57 have tried to recruit staff in the past three months.

Until a few months ago, the governments, which had responded so powerfully to the financial crisis, were a comfort to markets.