Sentence examples for expected to react from inspiring English sources

The markets were not expected to react much when they reopened on Monday.

Eta was expected to react quickly, though it would stop short of announcing its dissolution.

"Still, should there be a gas cut off to Ukraine, the commodity markets are expected to react negatively," says Gevorgyan.

European markets are expected to react with glee at the victory of the pro-bailout New Democracy party in Greece.

He was asked before the game how he expected to react if he had to dive for a ball or leg out an infield hit.

Although North Korea's Communist government made no public comment on Thursday about Mr. Lee's election on Wednesday, North Korea was expected to react harshly.

In the short term, financial markets are expected to react negatively if Subianto is elected, but economists say the market will bounce back in the mid-term.

Despite its remit to maintain inflation at around 2%, the Bank of England is not expected to react to the figure when it meets on Thursday, a week before the UK's referendum on membership of the European Union.

Asked how he expected to react if he had to dive for a ball in a close game, Alou said: "If it means the game, I'll go for it.

Everyone receives benefits and side effects differently, and no one should expect to react a certain way because they read it somewhere".

DA is a strong electrophile and would be expected to readily react with thiols and amines on cellular proteins.