Sentence examples for fast to react from inspiring English sources

"He knows what he's looking at, he's smart, he's well prepared, he recognizes it quickly, he's fast to react to it.

No wonder Putin was uncharacteristically fast to react to the Boston bombing, becoming one of the first world leaders to express his condolences and stress the importance of international cooperation in the fight against terrorism.

Social media makes it possible to organise protests fast, to react to repression fast, and to wage a quite successful propaganda war that makes the mainstream media and the spin machines of governments look foolish.

"Boy did she work fast to react to the pressure that so many of us immediately commenced.

Your primary defense is fitness, an ability to move agilely, to run fast, to react quickly, etc.

The company has pledged that its streamlined operation will be a lot faster to react to trends.

West Brom's Vydra is the fastest to react and stubs the ball home for a scrappy goal.

What army wouldn't take advantage of a method that could make soldiers more alert, faster to react, faster to learn, less likely to binge-drink off duty, and more compliant with authority?

Last winter, when an earthquake destroyed the majority-Kurdish city Van, the K.R.G. was faster to react than the Turkish government, and Iraqi Kurds used the opportunity to criticize Turkey's approach to its Kurdish population.

The industry has been faster to react pre-emptively this year in some measure because of new federal rules that limit how long planes can stay on the tarmac once passengers are on board.

Set up by entrepreneurs Dave Robinson and Andrew Jakeman with a £400 loan, it went on to release the UK's first punk single, the Damned's New Rose, but more importantly, set the template for the British indie label: irreverent, iconoclastic, hipper, smarter and faster to react to new musical developments than any major could hope to be.