Sentence examples for reaction to issues from inspiring English sources

Intellectually, it still has a knee-jerk reaction to issues like privatisation and globalisation that are not necessarily bad for the people it claims to represent.

There is a need for the vast amount of information gathered and generated by such ICT systems to be utilized in a manner that can truly speed up production processes and facilitate immediate reaction to issues and shortcomings.

"They're almost a knee-jerk reaction to issues unique to the Costa Concordia," said Jim Walker, a Miami-based maritime lawyer.

And I see that reflected every day on the blog, in reactions to issues particularly like climate change.

"The competition forces students not to have knee-jerk reactions to issues," said Andy Piker, an associate professor of philosophy and A&M's co-coach.

Polls conducted by Florida International University to gauge exile reaction to Cuban issues showed that, as recently as 1997, 78percentt of Cuban-Americans expressed support for the continuation of the embargo.

Just as religion has inspired great art, it has also inspired war, terror, pain and suffering, and still does - does artistic inspiration outweigh this? iMac The interesting point that I think Mark is trying to get across is that much great art stems from a reaction to faith issues, and is better off for this.

The authors developed an experimental structure for dormitory spaces as a conscious reaction to these issues.

In the cacophonous free-speech circus that is the Internet, where the knee-jerk reaction to all issues is to generate more words, the practice of forced silence sends a distinct signal of seriousness: sacrifice.

Update: A number of people have commented that the live stream may be a direct reaction to the issues Jobs had during the WWDC keynote getting his iPhone to work with the WiFi because of all the signals in the room.

As a reaction to such issues, the eNB may adapt the handover configuration parameters, which were initially provided by the network operator, in a neighbour cell-specific way, i.e. it may decide to apply different thresholds or offsets for handover measurements and decisions depending on the potential target cell of the handover.