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61. We like to present an extreme position to get people to react to it.

62. They concluded that people as a whole react to events and to social and economic changes in reasonable and predictable ways.

63. Atoms and molecules do not act in terms of meanings, they simply react to external stimuli.

64. We also worked out in the end a system whereby Brian would react to my jump rather than I react to his throw.

65. Some may see them entirely differently, arguing that they prove something about homophobia or how gay men react to anti-gay oppression.

66. Your goal is to help your child do more than react to her sensitivities with avoidance, anger, or controlling behavior.

67. They sometimes react to just part of a visual image, rather than the entire image.

68. How would students react to you setting a pass mark of say 80%?http://Sentencedict.com

69. You may not choose to react to situations which damage your self-esteem in the same way as Jane.

70. It's not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters. Epictetus 

71. In the emergency room he appeared deeply comatose: his eyes were closed and he did not react to noxious stimuli.

72. They are therefore particularly prone to react to extra stress either at home or while using the Department's services.

73. Arline: How people in Los Angeles react to every jury-trial verdict?

74. Second, most legislatures react to policy initiatives from the executive more than they create policy.

75. They did not react to this provocation.

76. Observe carefully how the bacteria react to this stimulus.

77. How will you react to putt up a protest?

78. Economists react to the Chinese government's new plan to boost spending to reverse a slowdown in economic growth. The government's Chinese-language statement announcing the plan can be found here.

79. But the MTC tended to react to what the industry wanted, Kryder says, rather than pushing the envelope.

80. And they seem to behave in a similar way, both in their weight and in their malleability, in their color and how they react to other substances like dissolving in aqua regia.

81. A full discussion of the nuances of common services -- how they're started, how they react to client, inherent security issues and authentication methods -- is beyond the scope of this document.

82. You expect me to react to all that head - shake and body gyration?

83. The assistants observed carefully how the bacteria would react to this stimulus.

84. This lack of formality is a showstopper when the business system must quickly react to new or updated requirements.

85. Exactly how would the religious community react to the possibility of real, honest-to-goodness aliens in our midst?

86. Any system involving a feedback control will almost certainly involve time delays, because a finite time is required to sense information and then react to it.

87. In The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Steven Covey tells us that the first step to a better life is the realization that we are free to choose how to react to circumstances.

88. In rare circumstances, it may be appropriate to ask participants to speak on behalf of others or predict how certain groups of people would react to particular experiences.

89. This "methylation" of GR appears to make the individual more tuned in or sensitised to stress, meaning that they will react to it quicker both mentally and hormonally.

90. Lampe had no time to assure teams his status was set. NBA teams had no time to react to a change in the draft board.