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Investing in children at the earliest ages is the only way to break the cycle of language-deficient adults raising language-starved children.

It's not only most unfortunate that our public school students are victims of high-stakes testing for which there are inadequate resources to help them succeed, but it's also unacceptable that there are mathematics- and language-deficient writers of review materials and test items who are magnifying the problem.

While Lin was working on his typewriter design, Chinese still suffered from a global perception that the ideograph — a stroke-based rendering of a tonally complex language — was deficient compared with the simplicity of Western alphabet letters.

As Grigory Vinokur has shown, Russian language is deficient in regular models of word derivation and has not yet employed its potential for systematicity on both lexical and morphological levels.

Despite my deficient language skills, I was gripped every minute of the way.

Deficient language skills in the UK cost 3.5% of GDP, according to 2014 research by Cardiff Business School for UK Trade and Investment.

Deficient language skills and the assumption that "everyone speaks English" are costing the UK economy around £48bn a year, or 3.5% of GDP, according to research by Professor James foreman-Peck for the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS).

Since Icelandic is a resource deficient language there is no large text data available for building a statistical LM, especially for spontaneous speech.

Finally, English language is strongly deficient in parts.

Therefore it is difficult to create a statistical LM for resource deficient languages.

In this paper, we investigate the effectiveness of WBW and SBS translation methods and show the amount of data for the resource-deficient language required to par these methods.