Sentence examples for extensive language skills from inspiring English sources

But he also said the C.I.A.'s response to calls for more extensive language skills on the part of its officers, before this year's war in Iraq and since, had been "belated and insufficient".

Language learning has been on the decline in the Netherlands, where high schools no longer demand extensive foreign language skills apart from English, university administrators say.

Many patients with cochlear implants experience immediate improvements in hearing, and those who benefit most rapidly tend to be adults who lost their hearing after having already developed extensive language and speech skills.

Depending upon the mission and location of the NGO, expertise in a specific area could make up for limited language skills or less extensive international travel experience.

The job market will demand the current generation have better language skills and more extensive experience in the country than expats of the past.

In those studies, even though the self-ratings were always obtained after the main experiment, the main task might not have induced as realistic a self-assessment of English language skills as the extensive testing battery in our online study did.

This electronic device bypasses the damaged part of the ear by directly stimulating the auditory nerve which, combined with extensive rehabilitation, enables sound perception and in turn could benefit spoken language skills [ 16, 17].

Such an extensive language test (even though no direct feedback was provided) probably created a fairly realistic picture of every participant's own language skills, possibly leading to more accurate self-ratings than those obtained in most (shorter and generally easier) psycholinguistic experiments.

Their language skills were rudimentary.

Did they retard language skills?

But India lacked the language skills.