Sentence examples for reactive to that from inspiring English sources

Something like Mad Men: it's on TV for a couple of months, it's a very definitive fashion statement and the stores are always very reactive to that.

If education policy were to change, our field would be very reactive to that.

Let's start taking this one,'" Alex says, "and at that point in time you need to be reactive to that and say, 'Right, this one is banned, now.'".

In a bill that would open up more opportunities and funding for prescribed burns, Jackson hopes to change the state's wildfire strategy from one that is largely reactive to one that is more preventive.

"We've tended to be just reactive to things that have happened.

This is not easy, but I believe we can train ourselves not to be reactive to events that are not in our complete power (read, most things in life).

The emphasis on bankruptcy fraud has moved from a reactive nature to that of a proactive nature.

In the same ways that we've grown attached to instant gratification, it's a completely reactive response to that immediate-high attitude.

Adults from Uganda (Jinja, Kanungu, and Tororo combined), Thailand Tak Provincee), and Santa Emila in Peru detected similar numbers of reactive antigens to that observed in PNG.

This is due to the highly reactive alpha, beta-unsaturated Michael system of the acrylates that is more irritating than the cleavage product, whereas the Michael system of methacrylates is known to be less reactive compared to that of acrylates.

Most conservation measures are reactive to development projects that threaten the sites' conservation values.