Sentence examples for being ready to react from inspiring English sources
Throughout his life's journey, Collins says, one lesson he learned as a Bulldog has particularly stuck with him — the rallying cry "Sudden Change". Players and coaches used it to describe being ready to react with decisive purpose whenever something unexpected happened — a turnover, an interception, an injured teammate.
It's about being ready to react the next time a gunmen enters your violence-prone 21st-century American life.
Bulgaria is ready to react appropriately in the next days following the development of the situation".
Be ready to react to light conditions which can change suddenly on wetlands.
To be a good designer one has to be ready to react — react to the needs and opinions of others.
"We have plans for every possible scenario – from defence to offence… we have to be ready to react," he said.
They have to be ready to react if a team uses the other common type of play, which was labeled by Lofton as the two by two.
Mr Foote said that gangsters tended to lead "chaotic lifestyles" and did not act predictably, which meant police had to be ready to react spontaneously.
Venezuela's neighbors, and the Obama administration, should be ready to react if he attempts to remain in power by force.
In this work we present and discuss the scientific and strategic aspects of the asteroid impact threat, highlighting the necessary steps so as to be ready to react to future hazardous objects.
