Sentence examples for react to both from inspiring English sources

Villa were slow to react to both of Wigan's full-backs warping forward.

Developing observations made by Dr. James W. Papez of Cornell, he proposed that the limbic system had evolved in early mammals to control fight-or-flight responses and react to both emotionally pleasurable and painful sensations.

People in different organisations act like a flock of starlings, each, sometimes purposefully, sometimes unconsciously, working as agents to influence and react to both their neighbours and to the flock as a whole.

Like many people, I am trying to react to both aspects of the attack, thinking about the victims – human beings capable of feeling pain and terror – and the principle of free speech, which has to be defended at all costs.

The threat does not come from China itself, but from the way governments respond.The risk is that some governments could react to both deep recession and Chinese competition with intervention and protection to "save" jobs.

Human adults, on the other hand, generally find a reversal shift relatively easy; they do not behave as if they simply associate their choices to the relevant stimuli (e.g., white and black) but instead appear symbolically (or conceptually) to react to both of them in terms of their common characteristic (brightness).

In our study, we found antibodies that could cross-react to both the flu protein produced by the vaccine and receptors on the neurons".

"Many banks, reacting to both low profitability and regulatory pressure, are continuing to shrink these operations.

The Obama administration has reacted to both of these movements by striking a prudent, middling course.

Surely at least a few debate-and-football watchers will have a third screen handy for reacting to both events.

The strength of the Tigers over the years has been their ability to play in a variety of ways, reacting to both opponents and conditions.