Sentence examples for heard increase from inspiring English sources

Place the strings as close as possible to the frets; if some buzzing on next higher fret can be heard increase the distance slightly.

We have heard increased chatter about potential activity in the United States and around the world.

People at universities and scientific organizations who study the issue say they have heard increasing complaints of visa delays since last fall, particularly for students in science engineering and other technical fields.

As the places filled up (I got to each early), the diners worked harder to be heard, increasing the overall din as their voices struggled to rise above it.

In the two decades following this report the world has seen huge growth in aid initiatives aimed at strengthening health-systems in low and middle income countries [ 2] and has heard increasing calls to strengthen their health research capacities [ 3- 5].

Despite strong community and volunteer efforts, she continued, she is hearing increasing reports of problems ranging from children having trouble doing homework all the way up to suicides.

Many of the world's grand museums are hearing increasing demands for the return of human remains from former colonies or conquered peoples.

The impending release comes after officials said Secretary of State Colin L. Powell had told Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld that he was hearing increasing complaints from other countries about the indefinite detention of their citizens at the naval base at Guantánamo.

Regulators in many states have been hearing increasing numbers of complaints about spoofing: the name on the screen looks innocuous or even alarming, like "F.B.I.," but answering the call reveals a telemarketer on the other end.

The changes come as we hear increasing talk of an IPO for the company, which was founded in Stockholm but incorporated in the UK and with offices in New York (where Daniel Ek himself is based).

Nevertheless, inefficient design would result in increasing the solar hear gain and increasing the indoor temperatures, as well as uneven light distribution would result in the "cave effect" phenomena.