Sentence examples for available to language from inspiring English sources

Chomsky argues that the experiences available to language learners are far too sparse to account for their knowledge of their language.

Schools should fully exploit the range of free or funded resources available to support language learning, which are available locally, online or through international links.

Despite no data quantifying the phenomenon in Spain being available, translation by children is accepted not without hesitation as one of the resources available to overcome language barriers in the health services [ 9, 22].

She concluded that "one of the few answers available to English-language readers is the work of W. G. Sebald".

"They are asking for too much money, and it is unlikely that the game will be available to English-language U.S.-based TV viewers".

This concerted roll-out — as well as a broader effort to make contemporary Russian authors available to English-language readers — feels like an experiment for all parties involved.

Tomasello argues that by adopting a more 'user-friendly' conception of natural language grammars and by radically expanding one's conception of the language-relevant information available to children learning language, the 'gap' exploited by the argument from the poverty of the stimulus — that is, the gap between what we know about language and the data we learn it from — in large part disappears.

Instead it's an attempt to make all of their English-language books available to all English-language readers.

Those of us who have studied a major world language may take for granted the wealth of language resources available to us: from textbooks to language apps, translated films and exchange programs.

In other words, for the most part of western history, the most important instrument available to scholars was language.

In response, those who personalize the objects of loyalty point out that we have equally available to us the language of commitment or devotion and, in the case of what is spoken of as "loyalty to one's principles," we have the language of integrity.