Sentence examples for listening ultimately from inspiring English sources

Listening ultimately lets information or directions to come right in, so you don't have to get up and ask the teacher what he/she said and make them annoyed.

Most important is to create a space where you are there to listen: ultimately the aim is getting them to talk, not talking to them.

The Start players listened, but ultimately decided to proceed with the match.

Welsh Secretary David Jones said: "This agreement announced today shows that this (UK) government is listening, and has ultimately acted in the best interests of all UK farmers.

Ultimately, listening to users and giving them things they are hankering for is far more important than trying to retain something different just for the sake of it.

First, our measurement of anxiety posed several problems during the EFA and CFA: we could not identify meaningful subfactors of L2 listening anxiety and ultimately included only two items in our analysis (i.e., those with a factor loading value of greater than.7).

He'd get people smiling, laughing, and ultimately, listening.

But this is a government agency, entrenched and above the law higher than even presidents, who simply come and go and the "madness" is the institution itself, feeding on and ultimately listening only to itself.

Ultimately, it uses the energy of the nodes in idle listening and ultimately the network lifetime of the network is reduced.

Mrs. Clinton moved to New York and, in keeping with her bookish reputation, set out across the state on a "listening tour," ultimately visiting all 62 counties and becoming familiar with some of the state's most parochial obsessions.

Finding Common Ground to Achieve a "Good Death" for the Patient emerged as an important process which includes 1) Building Mutual Trust and Rapport through identifying key players and delivering manageable amounts of information, 2) Understanding One Another through active listening and ultimately, and 3) Making Informed, Shared Decisions.