Sentence examples for more hearing in from inspiring English sources

But as the state prepares for one more hearing in the case, what is most striking about the legal dispute is not what is unusual about it, but what is becoming fairly commonplace.

"Some people say using cued speech would make someone more hearing in the mind, like a black person trying to be white," said Alina Engelman, 18, a deaf student of Brooklyn who uses cued speech.

Patients with right sided and bilateral tinnitus show negative values, indicating more hearing loss in the right ear.

There, he'll serve some portion of his sentence and perhaps get a more legitimate hearing in the Canadian courts.

This would have given him a more favourable hearing in a court which did not condone trial by combat and thus would also be much safer.

We think that our research can make a contribution at a moment when these issues are getting a more responsive hearing in policy circles.

Hear more in an in-depth interview with Sachin Tendulkar on BBC Radio 5 live Sport on Monday from 21 00 GMT.

More often heard in the favelas of northeast Brazil (as in the shantytowns of South Africa) is the slightly more hopeful phrase: "Of course, nothing has changed yet".

I can think of no word more frequently heard in Accra than chale.

Yet there is more to hear in this moment than the chimes of another graveside service for a fading industry.

After signing for an even-par 71, Els found out why there was more rooting heard in the clubhouse and in the corporate boxes than on the course.