Sentence examples for could be language from inspiring English sources

Or it could be language, or experiencing a different culture".

It could be language, it could be a sense of entitlement or resentment for not having what others have," Gavilanes said.

"Another obstacle could be language because not everyone works with interpreters.

Other reasons for migrants not participating in the census could be language problems.

In previous study, it was mentioned that the barriers to quality of care could be language and communication inadequacy as well as cultural differences [ 8].

In particular, while they could admit that there could be languages with a single word, they would still insist that English is not one of them, and that the meanings of English terms were determined holistically (see Khalidi 1993).

"It's a history of the idea that there could be a language which is perfectly unambiguous and can perfectly describe everything.

Still, he says the link to synapse formation via SRPX2 "is an important clue how FOXP2 could be regulating language development".

"I've always wondered whether subtle changes in hearing could be affecting language development, and then that could be affecting verbal abilities," Schantz says.

The final version of the questionnaire was developed in Estonian together with a Russian version, as respondents were interviewed in their mother tongue which could be either language.

In addition, there could be potential language bias in this meta-analysis because we only considered the literature written in English and Chinese.