Sentence examples for another linguistic from inspiring English sources

Wait — there's another linguistic wrinkle.

And so another linguistic prejudice passes.

The new senses of the noun are signaled in another linguistic shift in the press and in White House speeches.

The term "mayor" seems too parochial and should be replaced by another linguistic borrowing that more accurately describes the centrally directed administrator.

Another linguistic trend is the use of a distinctive Aboriginal English (which might arguably be classified as a creole and is called Kriol) in some areas.

The British authorities have more recently instituted another linguistic usage by which the visible balance is equivalent to the true merchandise balance.

Another important linguistic group is the Mon-Khmer, represented by the Wa, former headhunters who inhabit several counties along the border with Myanmar.

Grammar is a formal specification of permissible structures for the language that is used as another important linguistic knowledge source besides the statistical language models in speech recognition systems.

The Border Agency says only asylum-seekers who have already failed linguistic tests—another contested method of determining nationality will be asked to provide mouth swabs, hair and nail samples.

Another confession: my linguistic limitations mean that the list is restricted to books that have appeared in English. 1.

Another major concern, linguistic progress, was influenced by Charles Darwin's evolutionary theories and early reflected in Progress in Language, with Special Reference to English (1894).