Sentence examples for effectively heard from inspiring English sources

Through an examination of URM students' individual and collective experiences as members of a particular program, their voices are effectively heard and contribute to the assessment and evaluation of program effectiveness.

It suggests adapting the Commons procedure, perhaps by creating an English grand committee, so that the English voice can be more effectively heard.

"To be effectively heard, you have to be both the diagnostician -- what is your definition of the problem -- and second, the prescriber, where you suggest what to do about the problem".

It also calls for a change in the structure of the national executive, saying "in the post-merger world of UK trade unions, it is increasingly difficult for the voices of all union affiliates to be effectively heard at the highest levels of the party and this warrants consideration".

This would mean that people affected by the decision have a voice and are effectively heard, and that a procedure for revision is ensured.

It is therefore not only plausible but probable that bats exposed to an RF pulse of sufficient power would effectively hear this pulse and the frequency detected would lie within the range of frequencies used for orientation, prey detection and capture for the majority of bat species.

Also remember to position yourself in an area of the room where you can effectively see and hear the speaker.

So it effectively can hear, but the real question is, can it listen?

It may be that the ability to learn effectively via hearing verbal information, for example from parents, may have an important survival value in rapidly acquiring an understanding of what is or is not a source of danger, and such verbal information may play a particularly important role in fear acquisition in childhood (e.g. Field, 2006a; Field and Lester, 2010).

"The whole role of the consumer as another voice in the equation hasn't been heard effectively by folks who deal in data until now," Mr. Howe said.

As a result, we've become angry or frustrated, with far too many of us tuning out altogether, believing there's no way to make our voices heard effectively.