Sentence examples for reacting rapidly from inspiring English sources

"Responsibility for identifying and reacting rapidly to such events rests with the entire international community, including the UK," it concludes.

Even so, Mr. Putin repeatedly spoke of his success at stabilizing the Russian economy and reacting rapidly to problems across the nation, from disasters to small personal troubles.

Organic ozonides, often made from olefins, are unstable, most of them decomposing rapidly into oxygen compounds, such as aldehydes, ketones, and peroxides, or reacting rapidly with oxidizing or reducing agents.

All living cells, whether aerobic or anaerobic, contain components such as reduced flavins that are both highly reducing and capable of reacting rapidly with O2 to produce superoxide.

One of the greatest challenges in the design of these reagents is that, unlike for conventional chemistry, in which unwanted side reactivities can be mitigated by changing the reaction conditions, bioorthogonal reagents must be stable while reacting rapidly and selectively in a highly functionalized environment in which many reaction pathways are possible.

They do not, though, sing less or fail to react rapidly to encroaching opponents.

The Nato Response Force, launched in 2002, consists of land, air, maritime and Special Operations forces that can react rapidly.

That is what made the ECB's participation necessary: it is the only institution that could react rapidly enough.

In the aftermath of the suicide attacks on New York and Washington, central bankers reacted rapidly to stave off financial paralysis by pumping $80bn£54.5bnbn) into financial markets.

It reacted rapidly when the problem became apparent, with two burial teams sent immediately and the local 150 bed hospital evacuated and medically cleansed.

That sent it towards the top corner but the keeper reacted rapidly to backpedal and tip it behind for a corner.