Sentence examples for a reactive team from inspiring English sources

A "reactive team" of searchers are on standby in case they receive any fresh information.

"In addition, a reactive team of specialist officers are available to respond to any new information that is received".

At Everton, he had excelled at producing reactive teams to counter opponents with greater attacking resources and bigger reputations.

There's nothing wrong, as such, with being a broken team, but it's a reactive way of playing: surely the richest team in football, a team that could be to this generation what Real Madrid was in the 50s, should be pro-active in approach, should be looking to produce a cohesive style of football that seeks to dominate games?

The lack of integrated teams causes a reactive rather than a proactive approach.

Pep Guardiola will enjoy his tactical battle against the wily Mircea Lucescu, who will instruct his team to play a reactive counterattacking game, hitting Bayern with pace.

His win-the-day mentality, so shunned by the Bush team, can make for a reactive White House.

Nightmare bosses cause a reactive mess of coping behavior among their team.

To make uranium more reactive, a team of U.K. researchers employed what they call a "Pac-Man" strategy--named for the popular 1980s video game.

Essential learning: Will your management team elevate what is often a reactive or passive communications function to a first-class citizen?

Regulation is a reactive mechanism.