Sentences with phrase «react to them by»

While I don't condone how they have reacted to it by any means, it would behoove those of you claiming to be Christian to work out the hypocrisy with your «judge not lest ye be judged» and to further inform yourselves that the mere fact you are Moslem doesn't make you a terrorist extremist.

«Some people will react to that by making impulse purchases, which the retailer likes.

The Spanish manager has reacted to this by branding the ex-Manchester United payer's comments as «nonsense.»

When you react to it by yelling or criticizing, your child will manage his anxiety by distancing from it — and from you — more.

I later found out there was perfume in the detergent and bleach, which he reacted to by getting dermatitis!

But the Pensions Regulator had reacted to this by insisting that trustees could not make any allowances for the unprecedented low gilt yields, for example, which made a bad situation worse.

Thatcher reacted to this by branding the Labour government «chickens», and Liberal Party leader David Steel joined in, criticising Labour for «running scared».

However, Nigerians on social media quickly reacted to this by pointing out that the project was commissioned by former President Goodluck Jonathan in 2013 in company of the then governor, Babatunde Fashola, and former United States President, Bill Clinton.

PBA President Patrick Lynch reacted to that by accusing the mayor of throwing cops «under the bus.»

Homing in on these revealing brain waves allows the EPOC system to quickly deduce a player's emotional qualities and react to it by, for example, changing the music of a game in real - time to match the user's tension or throw in more villains in case a player seemed to get bored of a certain world.

Liver reacts to this by producing more glucose, a blood sugar that you draw energy from.

The cells reacted to this by stepping up their production of endogenous antioxidants, such as the enzymes superoxide dismutase [SOD] and catalase.

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For years I have watched schools react to social problems — or be made to react to them by misguided policymakers and legislators — by instituting a special class on it.

«In my experience, curriculum design only becomes real when I can see how it is both implemented and reacted to by those learning from it.

I didn't see anyone react to that by saying «everyone knows in - school factors are irrelevant» or «that book money would be better spent on wraparound social services.»

I replied to a post of this pseudo-elitist crap on Facebook: React to this by realizing that the guy who wrote it is a dipshit.

His fear makes him react to this by barking loudly at the cars but distracting our little Shiba by turning him around and walking away from the traffic helps eases the tension.

The tissues react to this by strengthening and increasing repair processes.

Some dog owners react to this by shouting and even rubbing their dog's nose in it.

A receptor senses the bark and reacts to it by releasing a spray of citronella, which both distracts and annoys dogs from barking.

Five colors, including the violet, make everything, Each move is reacted to by another, both artists improvising at the same time on the same painting, looking for some right arrangement, world or sensation to arrive and hold on as visual meaning.

Miriam Beerman is almost obsessive in her chosen subject matter; for over 40 years she has thought about the trials and atrocities of humankind and reacted to them by creating paintings, drawings, artists» books, and collages.

This expression was loudly reacted to by the demonstrators who returned to denouncing the role of WWF in climate change.

For the purposes of reading this post, don't react to it by saying «Well, I listen to my clients, so this doesn't apply to me.»

Its new smart camera features allow the phone to recognize food, pets, landscapes, and then react to them by switching to the correct shooting mode.

Not exact matches

According to the report, Kim told Rosen that the U.S. believed North Korea would react to new United Nations sanctions by employing more nuclear tests.

They typically react (slowly at best) to three outside drivers: (a) their competition brings a new offering to market, and they need a quick competitive response; (b) their customers see and begin to adopt new processes and solutions, and the customers demand that their products and services conform to the new ways of doing business; or (c) they see a new tool, product, or service in the market offered by a new player and they quickly determine that this is a game - changer which they need to own (rather than try to build themselves) because they lack the internal capacity to do otherwise.

While the emerging field of neuromarketing seeks to address this issue by peering directly into the brain, there are things we can do easily and cheaply to make sure we're not reacting just to consumers» conscious minds, but to their unconscious as well.

As Vijay Chittoor, a marketing thought leader and the founder and CEO of Blueshift wrote:» «Marketing Automation 1.0» was all about reacting to simple «events» in a user's journey with a brand, with simple rules set up by marketers.

Unfortunately, RIM reacted to Apple's iPhone and Google's Android operating system by ignoring them.

By hosting client - appreciation events, you'll have the opportunity to see how staff members interact with customers and how they react to your employees.

It looks at past articles you've liked or reacted to, as well as articles shared by your in - groups, and it specifically curates articles that it thinks you're going to like.

While gold is often considered an inflation hedge, Julius Baer said in a note, the fact that price pressures were being driven by confidence about growth rather than dollar weakness and rising oil prices meant it was failing to react positively.

This sparked the infamous moment when Selena's best friend Taylor Swift reacted to the moment in disgust by turning away and sticking her tongue out.

By all accounts, Suncor reacted to the Alberta disaster with professionalism and humanity.

But by responding, rather than reacting, we create space to consider the situation and decide the best approach to handle things.

At least one portfolio company has reacted: Havenly, a startup backed by Binary, reportedly asked Caldbeck to step down as a board observer.

«The EU stands ready to react swiftly and appropriately in case our exports are affected by any restrictive trade measures from the U.S.,» a European Commission source tells CNBC.

European equities tumbled by Thursday's close as traders reacted to weakness seen on Wall Street and policy announcements, amid concerns surrounding global trade.

By recognizing real obstacles and reacting to them, you can focus your passion and continue moving forward.

«The market started reacting to the suggestion that the path [of rate hikes] could be shifting higher, based on all the positives mentioned by Powell,» said George Goncalves, head of fixed income strategy at Nomura.

Former President Bill Clinton reacts to a speech by First Lady as he sits with former Attorney general Eric Holder (top right) and Representative John Lewis (D - GA), (rear) at the Democratic National Convention.

By keeping a fleeting eye on your direct competitors, you can react before they do, or at the very least be ready to respond.

Something negative occurs in the office, and you react instantly by typing the scene to your buddy.

RIM stock plummeted by 18 % as investors reacted to news that the company's second - quarter revenue will be in the $ 4.2 billion to $ 4.8 billion range.

Fans reacted to the tweet by sharing their own stories and thanking the singer, just as the woman in the grocery store did.

It's a very hard task to interrupt the browsing of consumers who are inundated by information and orchestrate things so they'll react to an ad and eventually take a specific action.

More known, as evidenced by the reaction to Buzz and to Facebook's various privacy missteps, is how users will react if that line is crossed.