Sentence examples for quicker to react from inspiring English sources

He wants the lumbering organization to be in step with a globalizing economy and to be quicker to react to large-scale violations of human rights, even if that means intervening in a nation's internal affairs.

If someone was not an aggressive person, they are not going to start bar fights all of a sudden, but they will be more irritable and quicker to react, he explains.

In keeping with much of the tie Leeds were quicker to react when Stewart collected Alexander-Arnold's pass outside his own penalty area and was instantly hassled off the ball by Phillips.

Bayern were quicker to react in that case, and overall during the game, and did so once more just before half-time to leave Hart furious.

While the conventional view is that individual investors would be quicker to react than "professionals" to general downturns, it has long been the case that individuals are more steadfast, not less.

Typified as they are for these less formal and more inclusive management styles, with faster and more open communications, SMEs can be quicker to react, more flexible in approach and often more innovative in outlook [10, 24], more customer-focussed and attractive to better quality labour [32].

Diehard cruisers were quick to react.

Analysts were quick to react after SBC's announcement.

Scotland's politicians too were very quick to react.

Maybe the Eagles were just quick to react.

Officials in Amman were also quick to react.