Sentence examples for to react more effectively from inspiring English sources

Decrying the "harrowing familiarity" of brutal scenes, Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary general, said the aid industry and his own organisation must urgently reform to react more effectively to today's many crises.

We outline a conceptual framework for strategic foresight activities - and their relationships with decision making under uncertainty - as a planned learning process about the future which enables managers not to know opportunities and threats in advance, but to detect them more promptly and to react more effectively as soon as they start emerging.

The player is not static, but continues to move with small jumps left and right to be able to react more effectively to the serve.

Hence, priming offers a cost-efficient resistance strategy, enabling the plant to react more effectively to any invader encountered by boosting infection-induced cellular defense responses [ 16, 17].

These genes have the potential also to contribute to more vigorous development as they enable the plant to react more effectively to environmental stress – an interpretation corroborated by the MIPS analysis, which revealed enrichment in genes involved in interaction with the environment and plant defense.

It also makes it possible for first responders to disasters to react more rapidly and effectively.

Acetaldehyde turns out to react more slowly than ethanol.

"Women seem to react more to the energy.

Relative to men, women react more strongly to unpleasant materials.

"I react more to the shots," Lundqvist said.

Some people's cells react more to testosterone than others'.