Sentence examples for better to react from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it is better to react in a good way.

The goalkeeper sprang to his right to keep out a shot from the edge of the area after 14 minutes and did even better to react to Rooney's volley seconds later after Carrick had chipped a pass over the defence.

Also keep a sense of humor; it is far better to react humorously to trolling than to react angrily or to show how much it has upset you.

There's got to be a better way to react to a few dumb remarks.

"And some people are just better able to react to it and adjust to it and handle it than others.

But the few firms that thought through the consequences of such events were better able to react when they occurred.

The current text has the essential foundations for a more effective council, with better tools to react swiftly to grave or chronic human rights violations.

HOUSTON — As hopes dim for containing the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico anytime soon, more people are asking why the industry was not better prepared to react.

Plays like that prompted Edwards to tell Farrior before the season that the Jets expected more production, that Farrior had to learn how to read offenses better and to react more quickly.

If, as Domingo suggests, De Villiers is more deft, better able to react to the changing rhythm of a match as it unfolds around him, then South Africa will be stronger for it.

While high street rivals complain about the weather affecting their performance, Zara, which manufactures and designs its own clothing, is better able to react as it can turn catwalk trends into clothes in its stores within days.