Sentence examples for failure to react from inspiring English sources

Of course they'll run away!" Failure to react to reports of missing children has already resulted in tragedy.

Many of Germany's problems in recent years have stemmed from its failure to react quickly enough to new ideas and trends.

In the teachers' time on Nauru, the most alarming change in their students was their failure to react to the trauma they witnessed.

Failure to react to – even to acknowledge – the Rwandan genocide of 1994 was another lasting blot on the reputation of the Clinton team, and of Christopher himself.

There is increasing unrest over what many see as a failure to react quickly to Boko Haram's mass abduction from a school dormitory in the north-eastern town on 14 April.

The scene refers yet again to fairy tales -- the sorcerer casting and then lifting the spell -- yet what is curious and, finally, lifeless about this classically Highsmithian moment is Rickie's failure to react to it.

"The failure to respond and react reflects a double standard by some at the University, as the objectification would not have been tolerated under any other set of circumstances," the release said.

The failure of 7 to react may be due to two possible reasons: (i) high intersystem crossing rate to a non-polarized triplet excited state and/or (ii) a polarized singlet state that is now much more basic at the carbonyl oxygen.

The price per metric ton of permits to spew carbon-dioxide into the atmosphere fell by $3.30 on the European Climate Exchange between the first day of the climate summit in Copenhagen and the day after its disappointing conclusion as traders reacted to the failure to reach binding targets for future carbon emissions.

There is no sign of any soldier being asked a single question that would help to solve the crime – nothing about their failure to hear or to react to the screams at night or the furore in the morning, no demand to describe each other's movements or to explain what happened to the night patrols.

The failure of a bat to react to weakening appeasement calls suggests that the bats can interpret the emotional content of the calls a sign that such perception might exist more widely in mammals than previously thought.