Sentence examples for commonly language from inspiring English sources

Subsequences of TBI are more commonly language dysfunctions that demand cognitive flexibility.

That's the argument Dr. Paul Steinberg makes in the Opinion pages, in a thoughtful article that's respectful of the real needs behind many an autism diagnosis: "major problems with receptive language (the ability to comprehend sounds and words) and with expressive language," and, commonly, language delays.

Kimberley Kriol is the most commonly spoken language but traditional Aboriginal languages and Standard Australian English are also used.

Kimberley Kriol is the most commonly spoken language but traditional Aboriginal languages (Bunuba, Walmajarri/Wangkatjungka, Gooniyandi and Nyikina) and Standard Australian English (SAE) are also used.

Swahili was chosen as it is one of two national languages, with English, and is the most commonly spoken language in Kenya.

English was the most commonly selected language, though this was not necessarily reflective of "first language" nor region of origin of respondents.

For example, Spanish is the most commonly spoken language after English, but only 26percentt of these schools provide enrollment documents in both languages.

Undergraduates can apply for a Less Commonly Taught Language (LCTL).

Spanish is the most commonly taught language in American high schools, with about four million students.

Soon, the most commonly spoken language in the borough was German.

Many American students would gladly accept college scholarships to study a less commonly taught language here and abroad.