Sentence examples for necessary reaction from inspiring English sources

All they heard was that apartheid had been a necessary reaction to the circumstances the Afrikaner had found himself in.

The steps taken since 2010 to rein in police budgets have been a necessary reaction to unsustainable budget growth, against the background of falling crime and austerity economics.

The former view radical actions of the early '70s as an almost necessary reaction to the times (and particularly to the war in Vietnam).

At a meeting with reporters on Aug. 8, Mr. Bush said the housing market was in the midst of a "necessary reaction" to a flood of cheap money in recent years that had pumped up housing prices to excessive levels.

Asked about collapsing housing markets, and the risk of them declining further, Mr. Bush said: "In a way it's a necessary reaction to a flood of liquidity that came into the market in the past couple years".

In Beijing today, the Foreign Ministry called in the Japanese ambassador and warned that China would be forced to make a "necessary reaction" to the decision to grant Mr. Lee's visa, a Japanese Embassy official told reporters here.

After the necessary reactions ran their course, the waste simply flowed into Toms River.

All the necessary reactions in the liquid phase were considered in all simulations.

If the quality of data is known to be low, data might be reproduced by repeating necessary reactions.

The clinician needs to react to these changes during modeling by modifying the immobilization region or lattice density, and these necessary reactions challenge the stability of fixed procedures.

The bridges turn out to be key, Brewer explains, because they keep electrons far apart from one another until they reach the metal center that can handle both at one time to carry out the necessary reactions.