Sentence examples for been trained to react from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, track marshals have been trained to react faster, and with more expertise.

Moreover, Harold had the sense that he had been trained to react in all sorts of stupid ways.

It's just that all my life I'd been trained to react a certain way in a situation like that.

So why do they do it, when, as the anonymous graffiti writer tells me, the police sniffer dogs have even been trained to react to the smell of spray paint?

The way Malcolm Turnbull jumped on the opportunity to establish a royal commission into the Northern Territory's detention system shows how our politicians have been trained to react with knee-jerk accountability whenever something terrible happens to people who aren't donors to your party.

You wake up one morning, put in your contact lenses and react to a surprise the way you have been trained to react, without even really thinking about it, and suddenly the papers are slapping the word "hero" under that bad picture from your police identification card.

They are trained to react at the first sign of any action.

Tim bled out and no one around him was trained to react.

And the extraordinary thing was that she responded (many of these horses are trained to react to the voice).

As medics, we are trained to react in difficult and stressful situations, but events like this are overwhelming".

Captain John Cox, vice chairman of the Airline Pilot Association's safety committee, said pilots were trained to react when ailerons fail and typically would be able to maintain control of the aircraft using other steering systems.