Sentence examples for language challenging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Patinkin has appeared only infrequently in Shakespeare and has admitted to finding the language challenging.

It is a complex cognitive skill requiring recursion and displacement (Chomsky, 1965), yet children acquire it swiftly and without instruction, whereas most adults find learning a second language challenging.

Each language challenges the learner with something unique.

The work's style, rhythms, use of slang and colloquial language challenged traditional literary conventions and became one of the most acclaimed French novels of the 20th century.

The latter is extremely important for both teachers and students both as a marker of identity and as a language challenged by other foreign languages, mainly Hebrew and English.

In addition to test anxiety, students reported using extended time to support second language challenges and to provide a quiet environment that naturally accompanies the extended time accommodation at this community college.

More recently, several studies have proposed automatic methods to extract structured indications from drug descriptions; however, their performance is limited by natural language challenges in disease named entity recognition and indication selection.

Viewing oral presentations as speech events provides a productive lens for (a) highlighting academic language challenges that go beyond vocabulary and grammar, (b) recognizing the opportunities for language development inherent in those challenges, and (c) envisioning supports to assist with the challenges without eliminating the opportunities.

"We still don't know if it's really going to work out, due to the language challenges," Rosen said.

"We still don't know if [language processing in Burmese] is really going to work out, due to the language challenges".

A second dissimilarity involved the language challenges involved in conducting the research.