Sentence examples for reaction to try from inspiring English sources

Williams writes of the reaction to "Try Some, Buy Some": "although people were awed by it, the radio would hardly touch it ..."....

The paper tear which we project was torn out of my sketchbook as a simple reaction to trying to make a screen that wasn't square and it was only when we looked at the shape we realised it looked like a cloud or a landscape or a picture that you saw over a hill or a trench edge.

In reaction to trying parts of executive compensation to quarterly financial performance, current chairman Shaun O'Malley Shaun O'Malley, the retired chairman of Price Waterhouse and a three-year Freddie Mac board member, told OFHEO: "I don't think this means the person is going to commit fraud".

Increasing demand, if it causes shortages and scarcity of energy, as well as the related emissions are aspects leading to a crisis and resulting in political reactions to try to tackle the related problems.

"My reaction was to try to win the match.

Our natural reaction is to try and separate his various actions into free-standing fragments.

Looking at numbers like these, many people's reaction is to try to get in on the action.

The government's reaction was to try to shut down YouTube and Twitter, but this proved technically difficult and legally unsuccessful.

On economics, in particular, they are devoted to supply-side fantasies that keep being refuted by evidence — and their reaction is to try to suppress the evidence.

When the consultant first called me, in November, explaining that Win had a tumour in her spine, that could be shrunk to relieve the pain but not removed, my first reaction was to try to have her transferred south.

Even worse, Mr. Cameron's first reaction was to try and manage things from afar; on Sunday he made news by going back to a cafe where he had accidentally snubbed a waitress the day before to apologize.