Sentence examples for good reacting from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it was found that among patients good reacting to the therapy with antidepressants, independently of the mechanism of action of these medicines, the recovery was quick.
That can only help it as it goes along, because a good reacting-to-a-crisis story ends up being about more than the few people caught in the cave-in or broken elevator or disabled submarine.
And James is very good at reacting".
Tom Smith was also very good at reacting to current events.' In 1917, you could buy suffragette crackers.
He's so good at reacting, so attuned to other people's feelings, that it's not always easy to assess what he feels.
Lawyers are bad at looking ahead and anticipating problems but good at reacting against problems, like with the Exxon Valdez.
"If you look at the process, I think we're really good at reacting to things.
The amygdala, the part of the brain that identifies danger and then activates the body for fight or flight, is quite good at reacting to potential danger.
Sodium aluminum phosphate or monocalcium phosphate are good slow reacting acids.
Perhaps because night-foraging by the imagination is so vital to literature, good writers react warily when, as now, charges of plagiarism fly.
THE UNKNOWN Mr. Obama's 2008 campaign was particularly good at deftly reacting to events; his handling of the economy's collapse in September of that year may have cemented his election.
