Sentence examples for increasing language from inspiring English sources

This widening chasm has created a rapidly increasing language barrier between basic biomedical scientists and practicing clinicians.

The results also imply a need for further study of a persistent but unsupported belief in FL settings that simply increasing language proficiency guarantees reading fluency and that word recognition and fluency need not be developed as skills.

Small changes made to the language of the group by one generation — changes which perhaps make it easier to learn, or easier to understand or produce — will be transmitted to later generations, who may in turn make further changes geared to increasing language learnability and ease of use.

While some of these could be addressed immediately, such as substantially increasing language and writing support, others require long-term planning and are part of an ongoing endeavour to improve educational delivery for professional continuing education.

Quite apart from direct financial costs of interpreter services, there are investments of additional time and infrastructure to accommodate such services, and it is not surprising that the bulk of what is known about interpreting and increasing language access comes from studies in high-income countries (5).

One of the challenges associated with increasing language access to services is that services themselves need to adapt to a situation in which health care users may become more vocal in interaction with services, so all interventions have to be explored with respect their organisational dimensions as well with respect to the purely linguistic dimensions.

He said that the Kurdish party seemed threatened by the government's efforts to increase language freedoms.

As E.L.L.s develop increased language fluency, they can also use similar tools to complete or create activities called Webquests, which focus more on higher-leveling thinking skills.

Many say that the ethnic Macedonian-dominated government never recognized the need for increased language rights and autonomy for minority communities and complain that it formally respects the Ohrid process without showing the political will to implement it effectively.

Hagel also observed that "the American image in the world is in need of immediate and long-term repair" and suggested such instruments of "soft power" as educational and professional exchange programs, as well as increased language training for American students.

However, DOCODE can easily be adapted to increase language coverage.