Sentence examples for available to speakers from inspiring English sources

The choice of phonemes available to speakers varies massively depending on what language they're using.

For Traore and others, the most pressing reason for making N'Ko available to Mande speakers is that only a small percentage of Guineans can read and write.

"Shackle-y", though not in dictionaries, is the kind of thing available to English speakers with a knowledge of their language's word-building rules.

Welsh speakers have little allegiance to programmes just because they are in Welsh and S4C has to provide a service where it has a competitive advantage over the hundreds of channels available to Welsh speakers.

Legal experts said Verizon's position is probably correct under current law, though some called for regulations that would require wireless carriers of text messages to act like common carriers, making their services available to all speakers on all topics.

Have little or no money available to sponsor speakers?

Hoffman has added French and Spanish functionality recently and hinted very strongly that the site will soon be available to German speakers.

First, following Halliday's 1998 paper 'On the grammar of pain', this study maps the lexicogrammatical resources available to Spanish speakers in the register of hard news to construe death and killing.

This study aimed to map the different lexicogrammatical resources available to Spanish speakers to construe the crucial domain of experience of death and killing in the register of hard news based on a corpus of Colombian news reports of fatal violent actions framed in the internal conflict.

The individual lexemes of the language constitute a semiotic repertoire that is available to the speaker and this must allow for innovative, meaning creating uses, or exploitations in Hanks' (2013) terminology.

Recanati argues that this level — which he sometimes calls 'what is saidmax' in contrast of the 'what is saidmin' of minimalists — should consist of a proposition that is consciously available to the speaker and the proposition he intends to express, and that any planned implications should also be consciously accessible.