Sentence examples for power to react from inspiring English sources

Yet Hitler had not lost the power to react vigorously in the face of misfortune.

The service's associate chief, Sally Collins, said the rules, which took effect Wednesday, gave forest managers more power to react to natural disasters and climate change and to decide how land they supervise should be used.

The dictator's thoughts are of a nature necessarily only further to incriminate him, and thus do more to simplify than to explore the psychology of a tyrant; and as for the torture victim, what's happening to him is unspeakable, beyond any writer's power to react to it from within.

"I blame it on the Internet, the herd mentality and having the tools and power to react to information," says analyst Gregory Smith of Chase H & Q in San Francisco.

Data suggested that BRR and MRR have a noteworthy power to react with free radicals by converting them into more stable substances and to stop radical chain reactions.

Distributed power generation, such as solar or wind power, tend to react to changing market conditions and new innovations much more quickly.

But when the boy darted on to the two-lane highway, there was no time for the sixth car in Power's convoy to react.

The 6-2, 190-pound power forward who used to react without thinking about the consequences of her actions is gone, replaced by an introspective professional athlete lauded by her coaches.

May you realize that there will always be mean girls, but you have the power to choose how to react to them.

David R. Nissen, who runs GE Money, remembers how the corporate powers at General Electric used to react whenever the subject of joint ventures came up.

It's a tale as old as time: When faced with the loss of power, the human reaction is to react with violence.