Sentence examples for longstanding hearing from inspiring English sources

He nodded, before telling me he was off to the doctors to get a longstanding hearing problem sorted.

Much of the hearing centered around two longstanding questions that most likely will never be definitively answered: whether the government rescue was truly necessary and why federal officials chose to pay the full value of the claims of the company's trading partners instead of forcing them to accept less money.

And while it's a direct assault on longstanding ecosystem players, we've also heard that Twitter did the right thing and reached out to these guys quite a long time ago.

It was Mitch McConnell, who'd prevented Obama's choice from getting a hearing and then changed the longstanding rule requiring sixty votes to approve a justice.

From longstanding fans to someone who has never heard a Radiohead album before, here are ten takes on the new track.

A longstanding Washington banking and finance lawyer summarised the hearing as establishing consensus on the "need for clearer jurisdictional lines" on the regulatory font.

Multilingual elderly healthcare differs in characteristics from primary and acute healthcare as it mainly concerns less structured activities in longstanding contacts with ageing people, possibly with impaired hearing, in contrast to highly structured consultations in primary healthcare delivered in a limited time frame.

He consults with subordinates, hears out union leaders and subjects longstanding policies to the scrutiny of reason.

A longstanding friend of my ex's and mine heard a reading and said, "Karen, don't be so hard on yourself".

At about the same time, Irving Wlanawsky-Berger, an I.B.M. executive with longstanding ties to the nation's supercomputing centers, was hearing that Linux was generating a lot of excitement in these leading-edge research institutions.

The witnesses at the bill's hearing acknowledged that it would not eliminate a longstanding reluctance among federal law-enforcement officials to share information.