Sentences with phrase «become more vocal»

In the past several months, women across the country have become more vocal about their rights, from standing up to sexual harassment to supporting each other in the workplace.

I've become more vocal about those life insurance agents and agencies who knowingly mislead or put themselves before their clients.

«If there are more devolved powers for Scotland, it's only natural to expect that the calls for similar powers to be devolved to other areas of the UK like Wales, Northern Ireland or the north of England will become more vocal over time.»

Become more vocal in bar association email lists.

I decided to become more vocal about my climate skepticism after an Excel letter came to my house informing me of a a rate increase due to the closure of coal plants.

«The skeptics are always going to be out there, and as people have to start spending money on climate change, reducing emissions or seeing impacts on lifestyles, people become more vocal about it,» she said.

Others will appear to «blossom» on the demise of their companions and become more vocal and generally more active.

Your cat may react differently, of course, but many cats become more vocal and playful.

Become more vocal when giving praise and reassuring pets and ear rubs when she does well.

You may note that a previously quiet cat may become more vocal as he ages too.

This can build a lot of tension in a dog and frustration which may cause the dog to become more vocal and destructive in the kennel.

In recent years, some animal advocates have become more vocal about the treatment of rats, though with presently limited success: in the United States, they're still not technically considered animals under the Animal Welfare Act, and attempts to have them covered by laws requiring humane treatment of wildlife have been mocked.

After a month of living with Cristina, Pebbles started to become more vocal about her guarding, including growling at her owner!

To combat declining grades resulting from those «just - not - good - enough» essays, students have become more vocal about their essay needs.

But while the Democratic Party has been traditionally labor - friendly, some within the party have become more vocal in their criticism of the union's stances on several big policy issues.

Political opponents have become more vocal, and in June, the board of education felt the need to pass a resolution reaffirming its support for the Common Core.

Though naturally somewhat soft - spoken, Van Roekel has become more vocal in recent months about issues he's passionate about, recently giving a strong endorsement of the Common Core State Standards, despite misgivings from some quarters within the union.

I am very happy to see that the Asian American community has become more vocal with respect to the lack of inclusion and I'm hoping it continues, but there's another problem with representation of the Latinx community.»

«Our support has become more vocal and Ukip has helped because people are no longer afraid to talk about immigration.

The outreach to Stewart - Cousins and Klein comes after the progressive wing of the state party has become more vocal about pushing for reunification.

Some of us become more vocal about breastfeeding and advocate for breastfeeding mums, every chance we get.

Apparently, I am not a very good read on the phone because I am a very quiet laborer until the end when I become more vocal.

Between 1 and 3 months, your baby's appetite will increase and she'll become more vocal about telling you when she's hungry — especially since she's likely on a pretty regular feeding schedule by this point.

By contrast Sharper, 26, is a soft - spoken type who'll have to become more vocal.

More in line with this post... After the recent death of my mother, I have become more vocal on where I stand.

When threatened, though, fundies can become more vocal, so maybe in that sense its seems a reaction, but if you want to rid a world of fundamentalists, increasing education, safety, health and finances is the most effective, it seems.

Kaplan has become more vocal on balance sheet action throughout this year.

Jay - Z has recently become more vocal about using his platform to positively impact others.

Tech company leaders, in particular, have become more vocal in expressing opposition to the move, which many consider ill - conceived and wrong - headed.

As a result, they are becoming more vocal, in demanding other businesses vying for their resources, stop treating them like an afterthought.

Lawmakers and regulators (and presidential hopefuls) have been ramping up their scrutiny of drug pricing practices amid several flagrant instances of alleged price gouging (see Turing Pharmaceuticalsand Valeant), and consumer advocates are becoming more vocal about the price of even generic pharmaceuticals.

Atheists are speaking up and becoming more vocal because we are sick and tired of hearing and having our lives / schools / political systems full of ancient myths and fairy - tales.

He became more vocal in his opposition to appeasement, and backed many causes that aided refugees fleeing Hitler's Europe.

The church was becoming more vocal and almost demanding that we go out and fight abortion along with other dictated teachings.

If RH becomes more vocal he'll be Arsenal captain for the next 15 years.

With Prince William and Kate Middleton getting married, republicans are becoming more vocal about their opposition to the monarchy.

As Gov. Andrew Cuomo becomes more vocal in his support of a bond issue that he created, he's been more subdued on another brainchild of his that also will be on the Nov. 4 ballot.

But lately, backlash against Hamilton's move has grown in the 20th Senate District, where critics are becoming more vocal about their disapproval of the IDC.

For Thomasin, she didn't have that, and was dealing with these hormones and self - awareness, and becoming more vocal.

But as the Defense Grid community became more vocal about small mechanical changes on the Hidden Path forums, it became clear that many players yearned for more micromanaging of build orders and tactics.

Increasingly, however, advocates of greater state provision and direction of education became more vocal in their opinion that «popular education could not be left to chance to voluntary associations.»

«When I qualified for the Indy 500 I thought «this is my platform» and became more vocal about women in racing.»

Writers are becoming more vocal about the poor treatment they've received with some publishing houses / agents, and are warning new writers coming up through the ranks to beware.

About 63 percent of dogs either became more vocal or quieter.

While there is still more work to be done for Utah to be the best place for pets, it's becoming clear that our residents are becoming more vocal and taking the action necessary to get us there!

Not only are they here in greater numbers than ever, but they are becoming more vocal.

She was embraced by the feminist artists of that period, after which, notes Robert Storr, she became more vocal about the specific source of her pain

Following Klein's death, which had a notable impact on the photographer, Tillmans's work gained a stronger political angle, and he became a more vocal advocate for the LGBTQ communities.

The number of businesses advocating climate action is growing, and they're becoming more vocal — witness Johnson & Johnson and Nike's recent demand that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce stop opposing the House climate bill.

During a Q&A session after his talk, Schmidt offered a few more words of wisdom for researchers thinking about becoming more vocal about their science and their personal views.