Sentence examples for a linguistic issue from inspiring English sources

In part, it's a linguistic issue: Latinx just doesn't translate to Spanish, some argued.

To insist upon a change from mental health to brain health is not merely a linguistic issue but also a fundamental shift for professionals, patients, families and caregivers.

It's a cultural issue, a linguistic issue.

This suggests that variations of parents' understanding and interpretation of "wheeze" is present cross-culturally, in different settings, and is not exclusively a linguistic issue.

Secondly, Brown mentions a more linguistic issue; Hearing that the game has a Korean name can be a challenge for people to adopt the game.

But there is a related linguistic issue which follows directly from these metaphysical musings.

What you can do with someone else's trademark name is a partly linguistic issue.

I've not witnessed such polarised opinion on an arcane linguistic issue since the debate over "all mouth and (no) trousers".

It's not for me to judge whether it's a good film or a bad film, but what I could say is that nobody had a cultural or linguistic issue with what was produced.

Rosetta Stone's qualities aside, our second linguistic issue is intellectual property.

The linguistic issue is also highly political.