Sentence examples for Without language skills from inspiring English sources
'Without language skills' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are describing a situation in which someone does not have language skills. For example: "Without language skills, it can be difficult to communicate effectively with others."
This happens not just because they don't have the cash to employ lots of linguists like global companies do, but also because - without language skills - they are deterred from trading internationally.
The globalisation of legal practice means that many international law firms will not hire lawyers without language skills, says Patricio Grané Labat, partner of public international law firm Volterra Fietta, who speaks native Spanish and French, as well as English.
But without those language skills, Kim could get away with murder and I'd never even know!
According to a Carnegie Foundation study, 35% of children enter kindergarten without basic language skills like recognizing letters of the alphabet.
Peterson St. Philippe knows from personal experience just how hard it can be to immigrate to a new country without the language skills or legal understanding necessary to survive.
First, the comparison of deaf and hearing adults with or without sign language skills establishes that deafness and not sign language use drives UFOV enhancement.
He presented a severe psychomotor retardation without verbal language skills, microcephaly, bilateral retinal detachment and epilepsy.
However, it must be acknowledged that there were relatively low numbers of ethnic minority patients and people without English language skills were excluded.
Exclusion criteria were as follows: a) a metabolic or neurological disease that might affect sensorimotor performance (e.g. diabetes, Parkinson's disease), b) patients reporting pain of musculoskeletal origin other than the knee and c) patients without adequate language skills.
"There are more and more students arriving here from Asia without very good language skills," Dr. Kim said.
The main form of public transport on Lombok – besides the horse-carts known as cidomo, which remain very much in service – is short-hop minivans, though these are tricky to negotiate without time and language skills.
