Sentence examples for because of a language from inspiring English sources

They get far less credit than they should because of a language problem.

I think moving forward I will use more picture cues in the instructions and throughout the assignment…I would love to see [my English Language Learners] really show what they know and it's not fair to them if they can't because of a language barrier.

The first attempt failed because of a language barrier; the members were from the Langi tribe – not Ateso or Kumam, the two main groups in Katine.

For example, a mail carrier might have failed to deliver a job appointment letter to the client, Mr. Martin said, or the client might not have shown up for the job because of a language problem.

Meanwhile, a number of the men he interviewed were looking for "a sex object", not a partner, and did not care that the women could not talk to them because of a language barrier.

A lot of times it's because of a language barrier – and they have my respect.

We excluded 3 studies because of a foreign language, and thus may have been missed some information.

Another perturbation to the system can be due to an abrupt change in the prestige of a language because of political actions such as invasion, occupation, etc.

Newspapers are a good way to learn the basics of a language, because they usually have very good grammar and are written to be easy to understand.

Participants were ineligible if they were unable to comprehend the study protocol either because of an English language limitation or because of documented dementia, or if they intended to change pharmacological or physical management of their OA within the next week.

Many attempts to classify them have been inadequate because of the great complexity of the languages and because of a confusion relating language, "race," and economy; for example, there was once a spurious view of pastoralism as related to cultures whose members spoke "Hamitic" languages and were descendants of ancient Egyptians.