Sentence examples similar to heard to apply from inspiring English sources

In November 2011, they founded a startup called Embrace Hearing to apply some entrepreneurial pressure to the situation.

Since it is impossible to fit thousands of people into a courtroom, he asked those wanting to be heard in person to apply by e-mail to the United States attorney's office in Manhattan.

As is usually the case with LG hardware, the L9 is light and plasticky, but it just manages to avoid crossing over into chintzy territory thanks in part to its solid construction (there were no telltale creaks to be heard when apply pressure to it) and the lightly textured finish on the device's rear.

For all the time spent on instruction, many young Muslims have never heard much about how to apply their faith to daily life.That is partly because madrassas stress learning by rote, and sermons in mosques tend to be in Urdu or Arabic which few understand.

There's a bit of audible creaking to be heard if you apply a bit of pressure to the edges and there's a considerable amount of give felt when pressing down on the (handsomely finished) back panel.

First time and low level offenders meet with Community Accountability Boards (CABs) in the neighborhoods where they live, made up of community volunteers who are trained to hear these cases and to apply the principles of Balanced and Restorative Justice (BARJ).

"Dbas" stands for "definitely bullied at school", and it's a term I've recently heard them apply to Ed Miliband.

When they heard about Rentplus, they decided to apply for the scheme – and they were not alone.

"Moderate difficulty" (corresponding to "problem hearing normal conversation; requires quiet setting to hear well") applied to 8.3% of our patients and retains strong face validity as an age-associated problem with an adverse effect on health status.

I'm curious to hear how they're going to apply free speech to this issue in court.

On Wednesday, the Ninth Circuit will hear oral arguments on whether to apply the cruel-and-unusual standard in two more three-strikes cases involving offenders with violent backgrounds.