Sentence examples for a long time to react to from inspiring English sources

Italy took a long time to react to this trend, and immigration became a national crisis.

Does it take you a long time to react to the go signal?

Anheuser-Busch has taken a long time to react.

Another example is physicians' education: because of the length of time required to educate physicians, changes in available supply take a long time to react significantly.

But it takes the deep ocean a really long time to react, and that's the longest timescale factor in the system.

It took me a long time to process how I'd reacted to his death, the violence of it, the sense of something unfulfilled or incomplete.

Investors want to invest with a long time horizon yet react to short-term swings that derail the strategy.

This change has been happening for a very long time, and I think companies need to react to those changes as the rest of the economy".

"That may sound like a very long time to markets reacting in real time to each comment.

'It'll be painful for a long time' Jump to media player Hillary Clinton reacts to losing the US presidential election to Donald Trump.

"NBC has decided to react to their terrible difficulties in prime-time by making a change in their long-established late-night schedule," said O'Brien yesterday.