Sentence examples for besides the language from inspiring English sources

Intel asked for ads where it would not have to change much besides the language from country to country.

Besides the language itself, visitors should expect the occasional flourish of a chantey singer accompanying a passage that mentions music.

Besides the language on the Alaska drilling, the authors of the measure intend to unveil proposals on ethanol, automobile mileage and hydropower -- all issues that have been contentious in the past.

It should involve, surely, little more strenuous activity than reading books, which he'd be doing anyway; and besides, he knows the language, so it will be a break from the other A-levels he has elected to do, viz French and German.

This is probably the most important part of the language besides the vocabulary.

Moreover, besides the original language English, it has been translated into several other languages: Chinese [ 27], Persian [ 28], Spanish [ 29] and Thai [ 30], but it has not yet to our knowledge been tested for psychometric properties in a Scandinavian language.

Perhaps Britain's most valuable legacies, besides the English language, were the law and contract procedures.

It must, at least, rely on what the sentences of the language mean, and perhaps on much more besides.

But just as the languages heard on the streets of Los Angeles have multiplied, the language of mobility has changed there, as has much else besides.

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.

I don't think there are many differences between the two...besides the language of course!