Sentence examples for years of reaction from inspiring English sources
The constitution appeared inadequate by contemporary liberal standards, but its retention in the years of reaction after 1850 gave Prussia a higher standing than Austria in liberal eyes.
Simulation results suggest seal integrity is enhanced due to carbonate mineral precipitation after 100 years of reaction with CO2-rich fluids [31].
According to simulations the final product after 1000 years of reaction will be 68% calcite, 18% Friedel's salt and 14% Al-Fe-Si hydro/oxides.
If our generation is going to survive this General Election, and the years of reaction that follow a Hard Brexit, it's going to need to prepare itself for the crushing depths of defeat.
The Library of America, in "The Lincoln Anthology," is doing something similar in prose: Mr. Holzer compiles almost 150 years of reactions to Lincoln by writers ranging from Horace Greeley and Nathaniel Hawthorne to E. L. Doctorow and Mr. Obama.
It might be argued that these decades were not a period of true Republican hegemony because, through all the years of cultural reaction, Republicans never won control of Congress.
It must surely be one of the most fascinating areas of human endeavour that science is a rational and objective discipline, yet is practised by humans who have millions of years of gut reaction and emotional decision-making hardwired into them.
If someone is in charge of this mess, then we aren't up against hundreds of years of human reactions gone awry.
They're the result of years of living by reaction and response -- not reflection and introspection.
Indeed, analysts of images and their life have been telling us for years that this sort of reaction couldn't happen anymore — that the omnipresence of images meant they could not offend, that their meanings and their capacity to shock were enfeebled by repetition and availability.
Echoing the title of the quiz he has presented for 47 years, the reaction of Nicholas Parsons, when asked at the Cheltenham literature festival to nominate his successor, was: Just a Minute.
