Sentence examples for monitors to try from inspiring English sources

Now we always use moulded filter plugs, or in-ear monitors, to try and protect our ears.

Since 2001, in a move that owes a good deal of its inspiration to the frustrating experience of fiddling as Rwanda burned in 1994, the UK Foreign Office and other government agencies have been working with the BBC's foreign media monitors to try to detect instances of hate speech in broadcasts around the world.

Wearable technologies have so far been dominated by smartwatches and fitness fans keen to exploit the tracking of speed, location and body monitoring to try and improve health.

E.U. leaders put in place last week an unprecedented process of monitoring to try to persuade markets that Greece would follow through on its deficit reduction plan.

I wanted to know why, so I began self-monitoring to try to understand my behavior.

A spokesperson said the coaches' timings would be monitored to try to avoid congestion in the city centre.

They said officials fear phone calls and emails are being monitored to try to find who leaked the draft intelligence report to the Associated Press.

128 During an altitude sojourn the whole squad should be carefully monitored to try to avoid over-reaching, dehydration or upper respiratory tract infection, taking into account that hypoxia may impact on sleep quality/quantity and therefore player recovery.

Blair, along with Gordon Brown, then chancellor, also set up a monitoring mechanism to try to ensure that world leaders stuck to their commitments at the G8.

He accused the United States of using the monitoring issue to try to avoid its own responsibilities on cutting emissions and providing financing and technology to poor countries.

European Union leaders last week installed a monitoring process to try to persuade markets that Greece would follow through on its deficit reduction plan.