Sentence examples for heard effectively from inspiring English sources
"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.
"Their cases can be heard more effectively, more cheaply and with less trauma to the women involved while women are living in the community.
"This election is about making the voice of this constituency and the whole of Scotland heard more effectively at Westminster than ever before".
Lynne Sedgmore, the chief executive of the Centre for Excellence in Leadership and a former college principal, says the Foster report provides students with a "wonderful platform" to get themselves heard more effectively.
It is more that an accumulation of voices – some of which make themselves heard more effectively and frequently than others – results in a consensus of opinion that is all the time being tested and contested.
Playing group games is teaching me to tune in to the rhythm of a conversation, to listen as well as to talk, and to work out how and when to make myself heard most effectively.
"This election is about making the voice of this constituency and the whole of Scotland heard more effectively than ever before".
It was granted the next day under the Buildings Department's self-certification program, then audited and accepted by the agency on May 17, only 12 days before the landmarks hearing, effectively taking the matter out of the commission's hands.
Democrats argued that they were justified in going to such extraordinary lengths, in part because the Republicans had not given many of President Bill Clinton's judicial choices a hearing, effectively keeping seats vacant until a Republican was in the White House.
But with a new administration close to coming into power, Hatch refused to even schedule a hearing, effectively ending her chances.
