Sentence examples for react to threats from inspiring English sources

However, the partnership cannot afford to only react to threats.

"I don't really react to threats, because I wouldn't be doing my job if I did," Mr. Stecker said.

In other words, plants don't just react to threats or opportunities, but must decide how far to react.

In many countries, protecting forests, rivers and oceans is in the top 10, as people react to threats to the natural resources around them.

He should react to threats with rapid and decisive acts of violence, and shouldn't be afraid to be feared rather than loved by his citizens.

Prison officials have said the sweeps were necessary to search for drugs and weapons and to react to threats against prison employees.

In each of these cases, the UN reacted to threats to peace and security within states, sometimes taking sides in domestic disputes and thus jeopardizing its own neutrality.

Literature identifies a terminal illness as a period during which several experiences implying an intense suffering are endured, but little attention has been paid to the psychological responses when reacting to threats.

The leader of the patrol, which appeared to be on the main highway leading to Serbia, said his men were reacting to threats from Serbian vigilantes and paramilitary groups "that Serbia would invade Kosovo again".

"It is designed to be adaptable and easily upgraded, reacting to threats as they change".

Even today, Facebook reacts to threats to its business from competitive services by pulling apps' ability to access users' social graph data.