Sentence examples for effect on the languages from inspiring English sources
The rediscovery of classical literature and art, first in Italy and then in other Romance regions, had some considerable effect on the languages in the shape of extensive borrowing from Latin and Greek and, often, conscious attempts to model grammatical constructions in the vernacular on Classical Latin.
Although studies that focus specifically on the nature of formality are not as extensive, it is generally agreed that the formality of a situation will have some effect on the language used.
The goal of this research is to identify elements of context that have a significant effect on the language employed in particular communicative scenarios, with a further aim of identifying significant patterns of contextual elements that contribute towards formality or informality in language.
More important, things like spell-check and autocorrect are having a flattening effect on the language, ironing out idiosyncrasies.
It is, of course, not surprising that there is a large effect on the language composite because this was used to define SLI.
The overall effect of bilateral CIs, however, may depend on the activation ages, so inference proceeded by computing a "bilateral activation window," which was the range of ages within which the activation of a bilateral CI produced a significant and positive effect on the language outcome.
Thus, the main focus of the language expert was on working with the team of the centre, and the assumed effect of the language expert on the children was an indirect effect.
Barely two weeks into the conflict, more than a dozen articles have appeared in major newspapers speculating about what its effects on the language will be, as if that would reveal to us what story we would wind up telling about it.
