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responsive

[ri-spon-siv] / rɪˈspɒn sɪv /


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The foundation said it is "deeply shocked and saddened" by the allegations, and is working with leaders in the Farmworker Movement "to be responsive to these allegations" and support those who may have been harmed.

From BBC

The foundation said it was working with leaders in the farmworker movement to be responsive to these allegations and support the people who might have been harmed.

From Los Angeles Times

The Foundation said it is working with leaders in the farmworker movement to be responsive to these allegations and support the people who may have been harmed by his actions.

From Los Angeles Times

But it is more responsive at lower speeds, so gives an advantage on immediate corner exit and, in this case, at the start.

From BBC

Despite Evy’s mother growing less responsive each day, the house’s quiet feels deafening — the distinctly hollow sound of silence filling the place where life should be.

From Salon