In part, he said, lenders may be reacting to the stabilization in housing prices.
A child with a developing prefrontal cortex who may be reacting to stressful situations is another thing entirely.
"That process can seem cold and alienating, which is what the victim may be reacting to," Father Lorenzo said.
— Betsy I understand that your opening had a certain tone that I may be reacting to more strongly than intended.
While Mr. Krugman may be reacting to unfounded opinions by politicians, the effect of his article is to suppress any open discussion of global warming.
Others suspect the minister may be reacting to pressure from Russian farmers, who are battling a deluge of cheap American chickens.
Adolescents who become hyperactive, suddenly agitated or who act strangely out of character may be reacting badly to the drugs, experts say.
Indeed, the frogs may be reacting to global warming and the increase in ultraviolet rays by becoming more susceptible to pathogens, to man-made poisons, to genetic miscues.
Dr. Peter Brooks, a behavioral finance specialist at Barclays, advises relationship managers at the bank on how clients may be reacting to various market developments.
They may be reacting to hard times, war or a political crisis like Watergate or simply feeling an inchoate longing for a leader who seems new, trustworthy or just different.
