responsively

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• If you’re a retailer, consider how shopping campaigns, ad extensions and responsive search ads can help you to get your products in front of parents trying to build the proper school environment at home.

• The ability of teachers and students alike to adapt to changing learning formats, however, is crucial in keeping the American education system responsive in these times of emergency.

• More recently, Granowitz said Vacchi was responsive and willing to meet to discuss her concerns about the city’s request for proposals to redevelop an area of Balboa Park known as Inspiration Point, a step that park activists decried.

• I’ve found that in some cultures people are more responsive to talk to a salesperson sooner, while in others they may be more likely to want to simply read content first.

• The researchers discovered that the nanowires’ photodetectors were actually considerably more responsive.

• It lets conservatives seem responsive without giving more power to the Justice Department.

• Nancy, according to her mother, was at least somewhat responsive to the environment, often happy and engaged.

• Although he was scared at first, he became confident as he felt the crowd being responsive to his reading.

• Troops and their families count on high-quality education and responsive universal health care.

• And, with the work of the auto task force, GM was supposed to be made leaner, and more responsive.

• The voice of the orator peculiarly should be free from studied effects, and responsive to motive.

• No drooping Clytie could be more constant than I to him who strikes the chord that is responsive in my soul.

• The order was promptly obeyed, and the helm shoved hard a-port, but there was no responsive sheer.