Sentence examples for chances to react from inspiring English sources
However, irradiation had less effect on the volatile profiles of salt-soluble muscle extract than water-soluble muscle extract because the primary radiolytic product from water (hydroxyl radical) had higher chances to react with the water-soluble molecules nearby.
The tapetal cells is believed to increase retinal light sensitivity by reflecting light back and thereby give the retina two chances to react to the light [ 8- 10].
One chance to react to changing requirements is to apply the principle of modularization.
Last night, the fans had no chance to react because Rocker did not leave the bullpen.
"A robber who wants to shoot you probably won't even give you a chance to react," he said.
"I said tell us your conclusions and give us a chance to react; they wouldn't," he recalled.
Once Mr. Pawlenty starts talking, he hardly takes a breath or gives the typically small audiences a chance to react.
"This is our chance to react to the crisis," he said at the opening of the Milan shows this week.
The demise of a rival saw Royal Mail add 19.4p to 442.5p, topping the FTSE 100 risers as investors had their first chance to react to the news.
