Examples of using Was quick to point in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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He was quick to point out that we had all in fact started off poor, scared and naked.
Susegad does not mean laziness or lack of interest in work, though,as Lobo was quick to point out.
BusinessInsider was quick to point out that Apple itself sometimes pluralizes its own product names.
The famous pilgrim monk and scholar Xuanzang(602-664) 玄奘,who visited India between 633-645, was quick to point out“accented” forms of the language that he disapproved of.
But Buterin was quick to point out DeFi's growing pains: Explicit centralized backdoors and oracles.
Today, only 114 of the world's 193 United Nations members recognise Kosovo's sovereignty,and as Xhemili was quick to point out, much of its economy is supported by money coming in from relatives working in Western Europe.
Google was quick to point out, though, that activity may still be visible to an employer, school or service provider.
In the Fortune interview, Schulman was reluctant to share any significant details as to whatexactly PayPal is working on in the sphere, although he was quick to point out that it is not“necessarily competitive with Libra,” adding.
O'Leary was quick to point out that those wanting to invest in Bitcoin but who don't understand it may create a‘cocktail for disaster.'.
Although his logos may be interpreted as simplistic,Rand was quick to point out in A Designer's Art that“ideas do not need to be esoteric to be original or exciting.”.
CEO Kim was quick to point out that the success behind SNSD is none other than their exceptional skill set, but it was only through the combination of digital media and SM's system that really allowed them to gain momentum.
Speaking to me over the phone, frey was quick to point out that his work doesn't make any explicit predictions such as“47% of us jobs will disappear”.
Newton was quick to point out in his 1704 book Opticks, that"Light is never known to follow crooked passages nor to bend into the shadow".
When asked about the motivation behind open sourcing MDS, Franklin-Hodge was quick to point out that"LA wanted its work to grow beyond LA and potentially to other forms of transportation, as well, and benefit other municipalities that are dealing with similar issues.".
Le Maire was quick to point out that the blockchain revolution has the potential to disrupt the banking(including investment funds) and insurance industries as we know them.
Speaking to me over the phone, Frey was quick to point out that his work doesn't make any explicit predictions such as"47% of US jobs will disappear".
President Uribe was quick to point out Moreno's qualifications, and on 1 June 2007 Uribe swore in Moreno as the 8th Minister of Culture in a ceremony that took place at the Office of the Presidency of Colombia.
Russian defense officials are quick to point out that low-bandwidth radars can track the position of stealth fighters at some distance.
Other leaders were quick to point out that the asset characteristics of Bitcoin are only just now becoming mainstream.
Observers are quick to point out that even at its height, the Chinese Empire was only ever a regional power.
At the time, Chinese officials were quick to point out that other countries had taken the first step.
Dr. Gomez is quick to point out that avoiding cigarettes is still the best way to protect yourself.
De Beers is quick to point out the positive consequences of their synthetic move.
Of course, researchers are quick to point out that being anemic does not mean you will end up with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia.
Golden prefers hydrogen, but is quick to point out that the mainstream media is confused about this whole electric versus hydrogen topic.
Of course, others are quick to point out that it's pretty reasonable for a secure military base to be, well, secure.
Schenectady County approved the plan in May, but Schiemann is quick to point out that this is not a 100 percent closed deal.
In this study, though, the researchers are quick to point out that the benefits from the cocoa compounds are likely not to be had simply by eating copious amounts of chocolate.
Advocates of the plant are quick to point out that kava has been used on South Pacific islands for centuries with no reports of adverse effects.