Sentence examples for language considerably from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Gingrich has toned down his language considerably.

In the end, the language was considerably softened.

The soft opening quickly transitioned into a reiteration of Trump's harsh "America First" agenda, and once he got there his language got considerably darker.

By far the largest groups are speakers of Sino-Tibetan and Altaic languages, with considerably smaller numbers speaking Indo-European, Austroasiatic, and Tai languages.

Languages differ considerably as to the number of basic colour terms that they recognize, and they draw boundaries within the psychophysical continuum of colour at different places.

Languages vary considerably in the number of segments they use.

To exacerbate this situation, databases are slowly but certainly adopting more complex XML type representations for the purpose of information interchange and data integration, making it even harder for biologists to accept textual query interfaces because XQuery type languages are considerably more complex than SQL.

The number of syllables in a language, while differing considerably from language to language, is always quite large; hence, some hundreds of graphs may be required to make a functioning syllabary.

"The use of the language has grown considerably.

Results in Dustmann and van Soest (2002) based on panel data from Germany show that language proficiency is considerably more important than what is conventionally assumed in the literature.

The results revealed salient links between situational, linguistic and functional features of the four pharmaceutical registers under scrutiny and showed that patterns of language use differ considerably due to topic- and function-related differences between the text types, despite their dealing with a similar theme, namely with medicines or medicinal products.