Sentence examples for suggests how fast from inspiring English sources
One of the early headlines, which appeared as the rescue ship carried survivors to New York — "WATCHERS ANGERED BY CARPATHIA'S SILENCE" — suggests how fast we became accustomed to an accelerating news cycle.
A clock has been set in the center of each disk, and the dozens of silently moving hands suggest how fast and relentlessly everything moves ahead, even in the "timeless" Asia of myth.
Common sense suggests that how fast (or slow) a man runs 40 yards down a straight line while wearing spandex should have little bearing on how you feel about him as a football player.
Set the burner lower or higher than suggested depending on how fast you want the pork chop to be finished.
It has brought in "flexibility" that really means insecurity, worker surveillance (can you imagine what the National Union of Mineworkers would have said, had anyone suggested tagging employees to see how fast they worked?) and, most importantly, low wages.
The results suggest that rats know where their whiskers are and how fast they're wiggling.
This suggests any or all of the following: he didn't know how fast cars go; he didn't know how fast people walk; he was incapable of even basic arithmetic; or, he didn't even know people could walk.
The study suggests that those models are underestimating how warm the Arctic has already become and how fast that melting will proceed.
Conceptually, "variation" in any physical exposure has been suggested to include three different aspects [ 28]: A) How much does exposure change; B) How fast (or how often) does exposure change; C) How similar are exposure periods.
How fast species need to move may depend on how hilly their homes are, Sandel suggests.
