Sentence examples for Notable reaction from inspiring English sources

There was also a more subdued but equally notable reaction.

The market had little notable reaction to the final approval Congress gave to a broad overhaul of the nation's financial regulatory system, intended to address the causes of the 2008 economic crisis.

The markets could see a more notable reaction from sterling depending on the strength or weakness of the services sector, and following less than promising signs from data released so far, investors may be bracing themselves for some volatility should figures point to Brexit-based pressure on the economy ahead of a crucial year for negotiations.

A notable reaction to Īśvarasena is Dharmakīrti's emphasis on certainty (niścaya) (see sections 1.4 and 3.1).

Even though a trend to higher reactivity in patients without IS can be seen, also, the groups with IS develop a notable reaction.

But the more notable reaction comes from Ievgen Khytrov: hopes mangled in such a cruel manner, he has the wherewithal to clap his conqueror, shake hands with his trainers and commend him on his victory.

The coalition government's only notable reactions to the underachievement and alienation of young men has been to rail against deadbeat dads and to offer a pathetic cash bribe to couples as a reward for marriage.

I've spent only a little time with an iPad so far, and Thessaly has given her first impressions and collected other notable reactions about it on the Book Bench, so I can't add much.

By Blake Eskin April 7, 2010 I've spent only a little time with an iPad so far, and Thessaly has given her first impressions and collected other notable reactions about it on the Book Bench, so I can't add much.

Here are some other notable reactions.

Perry's thoughts add to the growing list of notable reactions to the shooting.