Sentence examples for fluently named from inspiring English sources

After three decades of fluently named Presidents — a Ronald, two Georges, and a Bill Barack Obamamascendeded to the Presidency.

An investor who placed a thousand dollars in the ten most fluently named stocks between 1990 and 2004 would have earned a fifteen-per-cent return after just one day of trading, whereas the same thousand dollars invested in the ten least fluently named stocks would have earned a return of only four per cent.

With the psychologists Simon Laham and Peter Koval, I found that people prefer politicians with simpler names — and lawyers in American firms with fluent names rise up the legal hierarchy to partnership more quickly than their non-fluently named colleagues.

Only pictures that were named fluently were included for intraoperative mapping.

"I can't make promises that I'll be able to speak it fluently, but I'll try," he said when named captain.

This theory was also popular amongst online Cooper sleuths, "While many Quebecers speak English with a heavy accent or not at all, there ARE thousands who speak it so fluently that you would not know that English isn't their mother tongue," said one user named "Valteron" on a popular Cooper message board.

Soon, they will be able to write their name fluently and perfectly!

Some could speak and read English fluently; others could not write their own name in any language.

"I speak Spanish fluently and I came up with a name I thought was great," he added, laughing, "but they didn't think so".

"The key is to write fluently.

On this view, we might expect decoding skill to be an indicator that this region is functioning well; if so, rapid serial naming should be unimpaired in children who can decode fluently, regardless of their language status.