Sentence examples for quicker to react than from inspiring English sources

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.

But a big part of it, too, is that TV is quicker to react and to recognize the culture is much more than straight and white.

The Obama administration was quick to react to the crisis with unchanged Cold War reflexes, including a more hawkish rhetoric than past US administrations.

Diehard cruisers were quick to react.

Other countries have been quick to react.

TIG MPs were quick to react to Austin's announcement.

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.

Quick to react, Keith Vaz's home affairs select committee will now do as Fox demanded – and investigate the behaviour of the Guardian (rather than, say, GCHQ).