Sentence examples for hearing shift from inspiring English sources

The government insists that he poses a grave national security risk and that even a seemingly benign remark in the presence of a foreign agent could enable a transfer of data that could, as one witness for the government said at an earlier hearing, "shift the global balance of power".

In our study, postirradiation audiograms without adjusting for the age-related hearing shift indicated that the hearing deterioration started at high frequencies.

Mr. Blankfein took the brunt of other lines of questioning, and when the hearing shifted to more predictable exchanges, he was clearly more comfortable.

The focus during the hearing shifted several times to the 97% expert consensus on human caused global warming; committee chairman Lamar Smith (R-TX) even included some inaccurate statements denying the consensus in his opening remarks.

Garry St . Jean the Golden State Warriors general manager, had been in Portland for two days expecting to testify, but never got the chance and will have to make his appearance next week, when the hearing shifts to New York.

A new rockslide closed Mt. Baldy Road again about 11 a.m., and boulders could be heard shifting on the hillsides.

For assessing amount of temporary hearing threshold shift as a measure of potential hearing loss index, pure-tone audiometry was applied for measuring subjects' hearing threshold levels of both ears before and after 100 min exposure to Karaoke noise.

Further statistical analysis of hearing threshold shift revealed that up to 8 dB of significant hearing loss was found at the most important human hearing frequency band, centered at 4000 Hz, after about less than 2 h of Karaoke noise exposure, indicating that Karaoke facilities may pose a serious threat to noise-induced hearing loss.

Janet Napolitano, President-elect Barack Obama's nominee to head the Department of Homeland Security, vowed yesterday at her Senate confirmation hearing to shift the focus of U.S. immigration enforcement from illegal workers to the prosecution of employers who hire those workers, signaling a clear break with the outgoing Bush administration.

Today Indonesians are still listening, and they're worried they're hearing America shift again -- from a war for democracy to a war on terrorism, in which the U.S. will judge which nations are with it or against it not by the integrity of their elections or the justice of their courts, but by the vigor with which their army and police combat Al Qaeda.

But hearing a shift away from law enforcement strategies directly from Attorney General Lynch would have been damn-near revolutionary from our perspective.