Sentence examples for a language issue from inspiring English sources

Of course, there is nothing like a language issue to get the French exercised.

"There was a language issue and we didn't get over that hurdle".

This is partly a language issue, as few Canadians outside Quebec — save some enclaves in New Brunswick, Ontario, and Manitoba — are fluent in French.

But in a statement posted on the journal's website on 4 March, the editors indicated that it wasn't simply a language issue that prompted the retraction.

"It's difficult because there is a language issue.

Russo said the manager apologized for the mistake and blamed it on a "language" issue.

A common word used in the instrument that was a major language issue concerned the translation of the word " contractions".

In part, America's latecomer status was due to a simple language issue.

The pilot interviews used the VAS technique only and explored any potential problems with the content of the health states, their comprehensibility and any language issues using a cognitive de-briefing script.

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The Bengali-speaking people of East Pakistan strongly opposed this policy, and in 1971 the official language issue was a factor in the region's secession to form Bangladesh.