Sentence examples for undesirable sounds from inspiring English sources

The fact that ears have no lids — earplugs notwithstanding — explains why reactions to undesirable sounds can be extreme.

This was a novel notion, even though objections to undesirable sounds date back to the invention of neighbors.

Where low levels of identifiable noise may be distracting or where privacy of conversations in adjacent offices and reception areas may be important, the undesirable sounds may be masked.

Moreover the implementation of decentralised velocity feedback can offset some of the undesirable sound transmission properties of lightweight sandwich structures by efficiently reducing structural vibration and sound power radiation in the mid audio frequency range.

If you get it off, it will have an undesirable sound.

If you raise your foot too quickly, you may hear an undesirable "clunk" sound.

That may sound undesirable for those of us with large Email boxes that are many gigabytes large, but the reMail team has done an excellent job at compressing data for its search index: Cselle says that they've managed to squeeze 100,000 Emails into 500 megabytes (most Email accounts are only a fraction of that size).

It might sound undesirable but it's better than sitting on the couch moaning.

To be reduced, by incontinent attachment to a bounder from wedded gentility, to attempted suicide in an undesirable postcode doesn't sound nice.

This may result in an undesirable system response or sound radiation.

Undesirable as these efforts may sound to some ears today, Liao suggests that we could go further in the quest to be more environmentally-friendly humans.