Sentence examples for insufficient language from inspiring English sources

In Pakistan, five public diplomacy positions in three cities were held by employees with insufficient language skills, the G.A.O.

"It is not a matter of insufficient language ability or that they are a public threat," he said.

While in-group bias is a deep and persistent issue in hiring, we found that at least for some of these executives their insufficient language fluency lead them to be perceived as less competent than they were and that as this bias was brought to light and they worked to improve fluency and reduce the accent, their career trajectory improved.

In countries where barriers — whether that be overt discrimination, insufficient language training or a lack of job-hunting support — make it hard to find employment, the study found, bringing immigrants onto the same footing as natives could improve their economic contribution significantly.

Of 360 women meeting the inclusion criteria, four had emigrated, nine had insufficient language skills, 39 did not reply to five or more phone calls and 71 declined to participate due to lack of time, no interest or acute illness.

Given that immigrant parents frequently face barriers to involvement (such as insufficient language skills), these institutional arrangements place immigrant parents into a disadvantaged position which translates into unfavourable consequences for their children's educational success.

Such descriptions are insufficient for language learners in China (see the introduction part for detailed illustration).

Another student biased statistical results because of extremely low scores in the tests that were applied, which may have resulted from insufficient German language skills.

The sample size was reduced to 38,871 because of error in the address list (n = 1,024), multi-handicap (n = 4), dementia (n = 23), insufficient Norwegian language skills (n = 3) and deceased (n = 75).

As shown in Fig. 1, the sample size was reduced to 38,871 because of error in the address list (n = 1,024), multihandicap (n = 4), dementia (n = 23), insufficient Norwegian language skills (n = 3) and deceased (n = 75).

Exclusion criteria were GP consultations by home visits only, living in a nursing home, severe illness with an anticipated fatal outcome within three months, insufficient German language abilities, deafness or blindness and lack of ability to provide informed consent due to severe mental or sensory impairment or language difficulties.