Prepositions after "react"

react to, with, in, by or like?

In 67% of cases "react to" is used

I don't know how to react to this.

This is what I was reacting to.

Legislators react to findings Rep.

First, the empire? s neighbors immediately reacted to the revolution by attacking it.

It will only highlight that Bala Saheb reacted to the violence and not instigated it.

For what it's worth, Ferguson mostly reacts to adversity with humility and always has.

However, Broad usually reacts to a challenge very well, so Jimmy, Finn, and Broad would seem the most probable three.

What strikes me the most is how we Humans are so similar to Animals in terms of how we react to situations and people.

In other words, how you react to the inevitable failures along the way will be an important indicator of the end game.

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In 12% of cases "react with" is used

Some react with disbelief and denial.

Reacting with violence has made the.

The community reacts with fury and violence.

They can do this because basic oxides contain the O 2- ion which reacts with the H +.

People often react with fear or anger when they feel that their interests are threatened.

A catalyst is needed in the second step to help the components react with reasonable speed.

Bioluminescence is a natural chemical reaction which occurs when a micro-organism in the water reacts with oxygen.

Many react with more unease to a 40/16 pairing than to a 17/15 one, and think the law should reflect this distinction.

Acetylene is highly unstable and flammable and would explode in elevated pressure when reacting with oxygen in air.

Kenyans living abroad have reacted with fury at the news that they will not be voting in the upcoming general election.

In 7% of cases "react in" is used

Even the ego will react in dream.

Both drivers reacted in the nick of time.

He came first to the king of Israel who reacted in fear.

Next time this happens, try to stay calm and work out why you have reacted in this way.

People are not machines and behave and react in many different ways to the same situations.

He discovered nine key points in the body that reacted in ' predictable ways towards emotions.

To my amazement, Swansea fans reacted in disgust at being offered a ' Liverpool reserve ' as part of the Allen deal.

If it's too predictable then people know that if they behave in a particular manner, then the boss will react in a set way.

Questions have also been raised over the luminol findings as it also reacts in the presence of rust, detergent and fruit juice.

There were two reasons, however, for European policy makers to react in a critical but generally welcoming manner to the initiative.

In 4% of cases "react by" is used

Business owners reacted by cutting their costs.

When faced with a problem I often react by veering to the extreme.

Grant reacted by stretching his hand out in a motion to embrace.

I react by sliding down the side and onto the ground below, running away.

The police reacted by treating the whistleblowers the paper uncovered as suspects.

Normally, the aggressive characters must be punched by Shujinko before they react by assaulting him back.

Before long, she disappears from the scene and McCallum reacts by going on promiscuous, drunken escapades.

Parents may also react by crying; feel surprise, devastation or helplessness; and by wanting additional information about autism.

The brain can then react by telling the muscles to work in a certain way, and so many potential mistakes and injuries are avoided.

Other industries would react by raising prices, which would hit all poor folk, including pensioners who wouldn't be gaining from a living wage.

In 2% of cases "react like" is used

And the shields reacted like no shields he had seen before.

She was spurned by her boyfriend and reacts like many girls wou.

She was spurned by her boyfriend and reacts like many girls would love to do.

Frieda Finlay reacted like most mothers of a seven-year-old girl; she was horrified.

Has he been socialised with dogs before? Your 2 year old should be very playful and active- and should not react like this with a new pup.

In 2% of cases "react on" is used

Because that reflects your personality and your friends and family might react on that.

This is only showing Indians as a bunch of jingoistic and emotional people who react on impulse with no sense of balance.

The minimum he deserve is to have a news on the release of his album, don't you think? It would probably make a lot of people react on message borad, and that's OK.

The authorities did nt know how to react on Ponzis activity -- things like that never happened before, and there were no any laws, regulating distributing money from one people to the others.

In 1% of cases "react after" is used

It is not enough to react after such blatant security breaches.

In 1% of cases "react against" is used

He was told in detail how strongly opinion in this country has reacted against reports of abuses by the security forces in Argentina and the nature of the threat this poses to Argentine interests.

In 1% of cases "react as" is used

Vanessa reacted as what Mara expected and Christian defended Mara to her mother.

In 1% of cases "react at" is used

It would have made sense if people reacted at the end of the show, but this does not make any sense to me.

Then Freitas surprised and swept with Chuang by 11:1 but the Taiwanese player reacted at the right time and secured his victory by 11:8.

Dumesic Their new method eliminates the need for costly pretreatment steps that separate hemicellulose and cellulose, two main components of plant biomass that react at different rates.