Sentence examples for skills to react from inspiring English sources

The manner in which he has adapted his game to suit the different forms of cricket speaks volumes for his skills to react to changing circumstances.

To do all this you will need fast reflex skills to react quick enough.

Imagine what it feels like when you're driving a little bit over the speed limit, going down a mountain road, and you hit a patch of ice and suddenly have to use all your skills to quickly react, to stop yourself from going over a cliff.

Kevin Conley, who wrote about NASCAR for The New Yorker in 2003, tried, in an accompanying Q. & A. with Matt Dellinger, to evoke the experience: Imagine what it feels like when you're driving a little bit over the speed limit, going down a mountain road, and you hit a patch of ice and suddenly have to use all your skills to quickly react, to stop yourself from going over a cliff.

It's a simple skill, but learning to react and leap quickly into the path of the ball requires practice.

Both require concentration and skill, and an ability to react quickly in the face of unexpected danger.

Modern shmups demand incredible skill levels, pushing the ability to react to dense clouds of bullets.

I had lost ball skills and instincts, was noticeably slow to react and always felt a step or three — or five — behind where I wanted to be.

As with Bob Newhart, one of the skills that inspired his success is his ability to react to others in the scene.

We need to equip our people with the skills to anticipate and react to change, to keep pace with however our economy changes.

I credit my high doses of postpartum anxiety meds which allow me to react to situations proportionally -- a necessary skill with small children in the house.