I ran the risk of being underpaid because I answered questions too quickly and billed a smaller number of hours.
A follow-up study confirmed that the failure of young participants to reason regarding the protagonist's mental states was not because they reacted to questions too quickly, leading to low accuracy.
Never interrupt and never talk over the interviewer or answer questions too quickly.
This will cause you to become too nervous or too excited because you're sure you're going to pass and make you answer the questions too quickly and cause you to fail.
one protocol says that she cannot give too much information to quickly; do not ask important personal questions too quickly such as: are you married, are you in a relationship, are you expecting; instead find clues about her marital status; if she does not answer the question immediately, do not force it.
Such as talking too much, not listening to the question, or diving in too quickly with an answer.
Why didn't we give him some Drano?" It's a question that can be too quickly dismissed by a quick retreat to the Eighth Amendment, and the pretense that executions can be a civilized, quiet sleep.
But many Liberians remain "jittery," as one minister remarked last month, about the prospect of UNMIL leaving too quickly, and question whether their government is prepared to take over.
In focusing on poets and poems, Longenbach sometimes moves too quickly past questions about which poets, and what poems, and why: the very questions that "renegade taste" confronts, however unsatisfyingly.
Mr. Lawsky's order against Standard Chartered irked many of the other regulators, who questioned whether he had moved too quickly.
