Sentence examples for To reacting from inspiring English sources

"I mean 'ac-ting' as opposed to reacting.

This agreement will mean these organisations will no longer be limited to reacting to reports received.

I read all the slush, for instance – and was less given to reacting to agented material.

If we do not answer these questions now, we'll quickly be reduced to reacting to Trump's dramas with small heads.

So the mystery of this is that the psychological predisposition to reacting to pain doesn't seem to be determinative.

"They're now in a position of driving news as opposed to reacting to it," said Brian Jones, a former aide to Mr. McCain.

As a social worker, you become used to reacting to circumstances in a creative way – such as locating essential resources like nappies and clothes in an unplanned situation.

Medicine is currently practiced, he said, as part of a "disease care system" geared to reacting to the consequences of bad health instead of treating the underlying causes.

Like France's weakened president, François Hollande, Cameron is reduced to reacting to a policy agenda directed not from London, Paris or Brussels, but from Berlin.

Real-time marketing means different things to different people – ranging from triggered communications set in action by consumer behaviour, to reacting as quickly as possible to (breaking) news.

A decade ago, 80% of our activity was devoted to reacting to problems such as anti-social behaviour, vandalism, rising rent arrears and the like.