Sentence examples for was to react to from inspiring English sources

In making the film, Nair says that her wish was "to react to the current phobia against Islam".

People remember how aggressively the Fed intervened to prop up the financial system in the fall of 2008, but they forget how slow the central bank was to react to what was obviously a precipitous decline in the macroeconomy.

"We witnessed first-hand how slow the Web was to react to the rise of smartphones and app store ecosystems.

The strategy adopted was to react to changing hazard levels as they were identified but this lack of planning, coupled with low levels of communication and community consultation, meant that UK and 'local' ideas about how to manage emergency response often diverged.

The challenge to advertising industry is to react to that," he says.

The aim of this decision level is to react to disturbances that the monitoring tasks detect.

Hermer said: "The prince's job will be to react to 999 calls as required by ambulance control.

Temperance is to seek pleasure rationally; courage is to react to the threat of harm rationally.

The key is to react to each piece of bad news by looking for ways your company can respond productively.

A good policy is to react to gossip as if it doesn't bother you.

The important thing was to react correctly to his tenuous relationship with the truth.