Sentence examples for inadequate hearing from inspiring English sources

Neal claims he received an inadequate hearing at which he wasn't able to defend himself fully.

Failure to diagnose OME may lead to suboptimal management such as inadequate hearing assessment and follow up [ 16].

Major exclusion criteria include (a) unstable medical condition or confusion precluding the testing on more than two occasions; (b) inadequate visual and hearing acuity or other relevant sensorimotor impairment; (c) acute or chronic psychosis; and (d) presence of significant predialysis cognitive impairment.

When a child dies of neglect or abuse, the local authority is accused of incompetence and negligence; if there is an outbreak of foot and mouth disease, claims about inadequate precautions are heard; former employees of companies which have collapsed during the recession demand to know why more has not been done to save their jobs.

Lawyers for the James' family argued that an examination of evidence from the original Surrey and RMP investigations, which was obtained after a ruling under the Human Rights Act, showed the inquiries had been inadequate and a fresh hearing was required.

Gil Jamieson, a senior official with the Department of Homeland Security during Hurricane Katrina, said Admiral Allen spoke honestly to storm victims, and acknowledged that the government response had been inadequate — a concession rarely heard.

The inadequate performance of such OTC hearing aids may cause wearers to decline to adopt hearing aid use.

Access to FHUs in Fortaleza for persons with motor, visual, and hearing disabilities is inadequate.

In a 2011 report by the group, judges in the region said legal assistance in nearly half the cases they heard was deemed "inadequate" or "grossly inadequate".

Services which help children until they are 16 and then don't follow them as they get older are inadequate, delegates at the debate heard.

It was both heartening to hear of people's achievements and the way they have adapted to their disability yet frustrating to hear tales of inadequate provision of social care preventing some people from living their lives to the full.