Sentence examples for hearing reducing from inspiring English sources

The black and safety-yellow ear cups are the giveaway that these workplace "earmuffs" are designed to protect hearing, reducing the high volume of chain saws, vacuum cleaners and other noisy power tools.

These include making sure that everyone accused of a crime is actually guaranteed a lawyer in court and gets to meet with him or her prior to the hearing, reducing the caseload on public defense attorneys, and establishing a public defender system overseen by the state to replace the underfunded and messy county-based arrangement.

But a dean who did not attend the hearing reduced the suspension to one year, according to documents provided to HuffPost.

Panelists believed that hearing aids improve tinnitus by providing environmental sound enrichment, recalibrating auditory gain/central gain, reducing the concentration or listening effort needed to hear (strain to hear), reducing stress caused by hearing difficulties, and providing distraction from tinnitus (see Table 9 for levels of agreement).

Mornings now, she interrogated the mirror with new ruthlessness, curious about whether Preparation H could, as she'd heard, reduce the puffiness around one's eyes.

"So far what he is talking about is what Afghans want to hear: reduce troops in Iraq, focus on Afghanistan and focus on Pakistan," said Ashmat Ghani, an influential tribal leader whose home province of Logar, just south of the capital, is suffering from growing instability by insurgent groups.

They're singing the siren song all politicians adopt by telling us exactly what we want to hear: reduce taxes, lower gas prices, reform Social Security and provide us with more and more benefits.

If magnesium aided for protecting hearing or reducing loss of hearing in those exposed to impulse noise, how come there is not much data on use in hearing loss outside those in this setting?

To your Q: "If magnesium aided for protecting hearing or reducing loss of hearing in those exposed to impulse noise, how come there is not much data on use in hearing loss outside those in this setting?" An excellent question to which we do not have an adequate answer.

Also on Thursday, the House Ways and Means Committee will conduct a hearing about reducing unemployment.

Next week, a Senate judiciary subcommittee is scheduled to hold a hearing on reducing the giant chasm of injustice created by the current sentencing scheme.