Sentence examples for English component from inspiring English sources

Monoglot opponents of brutalist buildings – knowing nothing of béton brut and apprised only of the English component, brutal – were handed the ammunition of what seems like a boast of culpable aggression.

Already Shandong Province has decided to eliminate the listening comprehension section of the English portion of the exam, and Jiangsu Province has considered reducing the English component, the state-run China Daily newspaper reported.

By the middle of the 13th century the English component in the Anglo-Norman amalgam had begun to assert itself and the close of the century witnessed a Northumbrian version of the Psalter made directly from Latin, which, because it survived in several manuscripts, must have achieved relatively wide circulation.

However findings from interviews revealed that 15 have problem understanding the cognitive components, 8 indicated that they have problem understanding the English components.

Traditionally, English components of university entrance examinations practiced in the country both the National Center Test administered nationwide once a year by the National Center for University Entrance Examinations (NCUEE) and those developed and administered by individual universities locally—have focused primarily on the assessment of the receptive skills.

The Pentagon says the program doesn't have an English language component, and that it merely exists to combat misrepresentations found on Arabic, Farsi, Pashto, and Urdu language Web sites.

The 2009 and 2013 versions of the English language component of the tour guide test were selected for comparison based on the fact that there was a large difference in the pass rates of the tests as a whole, which were 77% and 41%, respectively.

The one widely missing English-language component: radio … transistor, boom box, Internet … whatever.

This type of evaluation predominates in businesses where English is a component of job responsibilities, and employers' subjective impressions determine the levels of the applicants' English proficiency.

(Add a no-English-necessary action component).

British culture, in other words, refused to become homogenous – impossible to break into three simple components, English, Scottish and Welsh.