Sentence examples for placed to react from inspiring English sources

A smart city aims to improve the quality of life for its citizens, and should be well placed to react to urban challenges.

The Spanish group, which manufactures and designs its own clothing, is uniquely placed to react to catwalk trends and erratic seasons, getting clothes from factory to store within days.

It follows the philosophy promoted by the US academic Benjamin Barber and the Brookings Institute's Bruce Katz that national government has had its day, and a mayor, at city level, is best placed to react to the situation on the ground, providing the local politics needed to get things done.

The residues of solvent remaining after dialyze samples were collected and placed to react with Folin-Ciocalteu reagent to monitor protein fragmentation.

"Conflict itself actually reduces the ability of places to react to climate change," Adger added.

You can actually be innovative and have mechanisms in place to react to disruptive forces, and still get steamrolled as layers of internal management turn your creative ideas into something unrecognizable.

Furthermore, there would not be any systems in place to react to market fluctuations affecting social ventures, which supposedly would be serving those in need.

To such an extent, ironically, that when the bloom faded and things were quite clearly not getting better, comedy was ill-placed to react.

What really needs to be fixed are the systems in place designed to react to and prevent bullying in the first place.

The resulting mixture was transferred into a 20 mL Teflon-lined stainless-steel autoclave and was placed into an oven to react at 180 °C for 6 h.

"Glass needs a place to be, to react," she added.