Sentence examples for it might react from inspiring English sources

It has made dire warnings about how it might react to the sale.Second, China is suspicious about America's plans to develop and deploy its own anti-missile defences.

Cuba has not said how it might react if Mr. Snowden arrives in Havana for a connecting flight to Caracas or Managua.

These models typically incorporate a molecule's chemical structure, an understanding of how it might react in the body and data from animal tests or in vitro studies.

But it has not said how it might react to a new investment from outside, which would dilute the value of Lagardère's existing investment, on which it already faces a big loss.

As the House of Commons cheered on the bombers (and swore to send no ground troops), I wondered how it might react if Britain really did face another Hitler.

"The former turned it down as he did not think he would pass the 'India Office security test', and the latter declined the invitation as he felt it might react unfavourably on his political career". Orwell himself left the BBC in 1943 to become literary editor of Tribune after his BBC bosses objected to him writing articles for the Observer without first clearing them.

It's just a fantasy, but it helps me see how I might react differently.

Any author is apt to feel kindly toward a community that is paying him royalties and is unlikely to do anything to it that might react unfavorably on his sales.

You might remember it differently and you might react to it differently.

To various details to be hammered out in between, such how it will be regulated, how banks might react to it, whether governments will accept it or try to kill it, and so on.

Ultimately, courts should not defer to the FDA's interpretation of "safety" because it did not use its scientific expertise when it considered how consumers might react to HIV home-testing and DTC genetic testing results.