Sentence examples for extensively heard from inspiring English sources

Patients' voices about student involvement are not extensively heard, even less so from psychiatric patients.

Yet they were heard extensively.

The resolution said the town had already heard extensively from both sides.

"This case has been heard extensively throughout the UK courts who have held that the US authorities have jurisdiction and are entitled to seek Mr Ahmad's extradition.

Well, I was in Denmark in March of this year at a global gathering for women leaders on International Women's Day, and heard extensively from specialists in sex crime and victims' rights in Sweden.

We were extensively surprised when we heard the news, and it has made our minds even worse.

And, of course, I was following the news extensively, and when I heard that one of these men might be a Syrian I immediately started thinking about how we, as refugees, we are fleeing from exactly these things.

Yet exactly what form this production has taken is by no means clear, even to one who saw part of it in rehearsal and heard the rest extensively discussed around a table of drinks with the Emerson players and the McBurneys: extensively but guardedly, especially on the part of Simon McBurney.

Further, the outcome measure "academic or behavioral limitations" was prospectively and extensively tested, but "hearing loss" was retrospectively assessed, leaving the possibility that some mild hearing problems were missed [ 5, 6].

The relationship between moral emotions and social behavior in young children has not been studied extensively in normally hearing (NH) children, let alone in those with a hearing impairment.

The court heard he had travelled extensively and large sums had passed through his bank accounts.