Sentences with phrase «spoke more rapidly»

Some studies show that speaking more rapidly makes you seem more intelligent, possibly because speed implies certainty.

Neutral statements were acoustically closer to confident ones, although they were lower in pitch, higher in intensity and spoken more rapidly.

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Strictly speaking we are slightly more expensive than exchanges, but we process everything rapidly without the delays involved in purchasing through an exchange.

Can't speak for your area but where I live rental properties are being built fairly rapidly for the first time in more then a decade so it is definitely a supply problem however locales may vary I do understand.

Computerized planes would largely fly themselves; pilots could oversee matters using spoken commands and touch screens, enabling them to absorb and respond to information more rapidly than if they had to flip switches or hit keys.

If you speak to experts in the dying industry, they will tell you indigo is not colorfast: It washes out, fades rather rapidly — more rapidly than a designed synthetic dye.

His research indicates that Spanish - speaking students, if rapidly immersed in English - language instruction, are more likely to go to college than those placed in bilingual education programs.

Chinese - speaking ELLs reached English - language proficiency in greater numbers and more rapidly than Spanish - speaking ELLs across all four language programs.

Teachers today are being asked to do more than ever before: implement more rigorous standards, teach students to succeed in the 21st century, provide differentiated instruction to a myriad of learners, employ rapidly changing technology, and support the socio - emotional development of students who, increasingly, come from low - income families and speak a language other than English at home.

As the United States seeks to enforce more competitive academic standards while continuing to increase populations who speak English as a Second Language, the way educators and communities interact to support students is rapidly changing.

If a lot more teachers don't speak up, however, the public has no choice but to assume that their silence is tacit approval of the unions» actions, thus earning them the justifiable enmity of a populace that is rapidly getting sick and tired of teacher union antics.

Megacities Asia at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston has a more rapid heartbeat, so to speak, than most museum exhibitions — visitors may find themselves exploring at an intensified pace that seems suited to a show devoted to the world's largest and most rapidly - growing cities.

The first and more formidable of these barriers is falling as we speak: client - directed assembly of legal documents, legal professionals operating in low - cost jurisdictions, online dispute resolution systems that render litigation superfluous, free searchable legal knowledge databases: all these and more innovations exist today and will rapidly multiply.

«Voice services are rapidly becoming more popular and through our integration with Amazon Alexa, Toyota and Lexus customers will soon be able to easily speak to Alexa in their cars while on - the - go,» said Zack Hicks, senior vice president for Toyota Motor North America.

Speaking to our devices was once a sci - fi dream of Star Trek and the Jetsons, but has rapidly evolved into a daily activity for many with smart speakers, phones and more, so why let your computer miss out on all the productive fun?

The «cat is out of the bag» so to speak and we wouldn't be surprised to see more and more institutional money and high net worth individuals invest in the rapidly growing space (now a $ 300B + market on a fully diluted basis).

Can't speak for your area but where I live rental properties are being built fairly rapidly for the first time in more then a decade so it is definitely a supply problem however locales may vary I do understand.