Sentence examples similar to a localized patois from inspiring English sources

Pidgin English is a local patois based on the English language that is used for trade or communication between people from different Nigerian tribes who speak different languages.

The Real Estate Board of New York offers a localized assessment.

But this is not a localized problem.

"This is not a localized crisis," he said.

The shortage of party volunteers to preside over each individual caucus is not a localized phenomenon.

Pure folk by an academic definition is music of a localized culture transmitted by tradition.

Tony Rackauckas, the district attorney of Orange County, called it a "localized incident".

"It was identified as a localized failure in 2007," Mr. Seaton said.

It's not a localized, isolated perspective".

Were these anecdotes indicative of a localized phenomenon?

Energy drinks remained a localized phenomenon for years in Thailand and Japan.