Sentence examples for be reactive to from inspiring English sources
Mari Baker, chief executive of Navigenics, said the company would not be reactive to what its competitor did, saying that "cheapest wasn't always best".
Particularly in a sluggish economy, "designers feel they have to be reactive, to provide consumers with less risk," said Marshal Cohen, chief analyst with the NPD group, the consumer research firm.
As such, we do not intend to be reactive to competitors.
Nor is it enough to be reactive to problems after or even at the moment they arise.
Moreover, because of –OH groups, these molecules may be reactive to biomolecules due to the intermolecular hydrogen bonding.
It is plausible that participants may be reactive to the weight of the communicator (e.g., therapist), which might adversely affect acceptance of the message contained in the program.
Her specialty is dogs that are reactive to other dogs or have leash reactivity.
"We were reactive to others' proposals".
Murphy explains: "This sounds simple but it involves a challenge to the prevailing culture of being reactive to failure.
