Sentence examples for rather reactive from inspiring English sources

His politics is, rather, reactive and incidental, shaped piecemeal by each successive case he has taken on.

Now, to be very general, Premier League clubs on the whole seem rather reactive in their general approach to transfer dealings: reliant on agent offers, wanting to wait and see in the summer what's available, rather than having a wish list with multiple options and aiming even for those players that at first appear unavailable by sounding out potential interest early.

Instead, we find that epitaxial graphene is rather reactive toward water molecules.

Similarly, SO2 is rather reactive, especially in the presence of UV irradiation, which it readily absorbs and forms triplet excited sulphur dioxide (3SO2*).

The effective magnetic moments were deduced as 10.4 ± 0.3 µB for Es2O3 and 11.4 ± 0.3 µB for the EsF3, which are the highest values among actinides, and the corresponding Curie temperatures are 53 and 37 K. Like all actinides, einsteinium is rather reactive.

Since the government's decision to pull back from primary legislation that would have helped implement a new regulatory system for higher education to complement the changes to funding, a piecemeal and rather reactive approach to governing the sector has prevailed.

Is she active rather than reactive?

Planning must become proactive rather than reactive.

It would also be proactive, rather than reactive.

"I asked the mayor to be reflective rather than reactive," Mr. Bush said.

The solution would be for the Football League to taking proactive rather than reactive steps.