Sentence examples for language efforts from inspiring English sources

Through my research and work over the past decade with companies, I've developed an adoption framework to guide companies in their language efforts.

The ICSI FrameNet team is encouraged by the success of these foreign language efforts and hopes that FrameNet will eventually be expanded to cover all major languages.

Herein I elaborate where these language efforts succeeded and where they failed, gleaning lessons for others who take the somewhat risky step of committing to develop a DSL for a particular user community.

Concentrate your language efforts on the most vivid, emotionally crucial points in your conversations with customers.

So focus your language efforts on moments that are known to remain vivid in memory: hellos (make yours unusually warm and personal), good-byes (make them wonderful), and recoveries after service failures (yours should be more graceful than anybody else's).

The results of our study suggest that an effective antismoking campaign in the Chinese community should go beyond traditional English language efforts, utilise Chinese resources, and build on existing cultural attitudes (such as the belief that smoking is inappropriate for young people) and knowledge (such as health risks) about smoking.

Now in her 60s, Ms. Fielding knows firsthand just how tough it is to sustain a language effort over time, however.

The major current project is the Neural Theory of Language effort in natural language understanding and learning, previously known as L0.

Overall, Maryland's foreign-language efforts appear solid, even though it's hard to compare state-to-state figures since each state tracks different enrollment/language numbers.

Singer often stripped much of the metaphysics and verbal density out of his native-language efforts, leaving a simpler mix of the imaginative and the quotidian, the carnal and the concrete, that he felt would appeal to the tastes of English-language readers.

To the editor: Jonah Goldberg ridicules the University of Michigan's "Inclusive Language Campaign," an effort to discourage students from using language offensive to historically persecuted and marginalized minorities.