Sentence examples for are sometimes quick to from inspiring English sources

In the Grand Canyon, squirrels habituated to humans are sometimes quick to bite an outstretched hand.

The findings, to be published this month in the journal Psychological Science, may help explain why we are sometimes quick to like or dislike a person we have just met.

As a teacher, I have to often remind my students to clarify their use of "we". In class discussion, they are sometimes quick to say "Well, we…," and I ask, "We who?" I teach at Howard University, a private historically black university, and while nearly all of my students are brown-skinned, not all are African American or Christian or straight.

And if their children are caught cheating, parents are sometimes quick to blame the school or the teacher, rather than holding themselves or their children accountable.

Mr. Pekala, who sees his job as equal parts loan officer, insurance agent and psychologist, said that other colleges -- particularly those with less wealth -- often have stricter payment policies, and are sometimes quicker to expel such students.

They are more producer-oriented and are sometimes quicker to respond to farmers' needs than the other two categories.

In very early polling, Mr Romney tops a list of possible Republican candidates so long that it is sometimes quicker to mention who is not running.

Furthermore, it was expressed as being sometimes quicker to order investigations or give treatments than to take time to discuss goal setting, consequences of investigations, pros and cons of treatments or having a more thorough discussion of the whole situation.

I would often say to those who lived in zone 4 that my journey was sometimes quicker, and nicer, than theirs.

"We can guarantee data returned in 48 hours, it's sometimes quicker".

Cycling builds exercise into your life, there are health, air quality and cost benefits, parking is easier, it's sometimes quicker but, most of all, it's enjoyable.