Sentence examples for harm the hearing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perry's opponent in the Republican primary, Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, also questioned what harm the hearing could do.

Sung en masse, the sound is loud enough to be heard from fishing boats and "loud enough to harm the hearing of other marine animals," Erisman and Rowell write in Biology Letters.

Waldron's example is C. Edwin Baker ("Harm, Liberty and Free Speech," Southern California Law Review, 1997), who writes: "A speaker's racial epithet … harms the hearer only through her understanding of the message … and [harm] occurs only to the extent that the hearer (mentally) responds one way rather than another, for example, as a victim rather than as a critic of the speaker".

Spence has 37 convictions for 62 offences going back to 1993 including theft, drug offences, grievous bodily harm, robbery and burglary, the hearing was told.

"Mr. Filner profusely apologizes to each person he might have harmed," Mr. Coughlan told reporters after the hearing.

TNTP wants the hearing to focus on the potential harm to students if the teacher went back to the classroom.

In his brief to the justices and in the hearing on Monday, Mr Elonis denied ever intending harm.

During the hearing, she apologized to everyone she had harmed.

The blasts could affect the migration patterns of these animals, and potentially harm their hearing.

If the Harlem team is penalized, those cries will once again be heard: "What's the harm?" The harm is in adults letting children down.

People also hear things and you may lose business if people learn that you harm the animals.