Sentence examples for language findings from inspiring English sources

Differences in cognitive and language findings between the stable and the unstable ASD group in our cohort should be interpreted with care and regarded as an exploratory finding.

"The novelist's obsession, moment by moment, is with language: finding the right next word.

— David Sipress I had a heck of a time (pardon my language) finding a cartoon of mine that was actually based on personal experience.

After September's report on taxes and the economy, Senate Republicans, led by Mitch McConnell, prepared a list of complaints about Hungerford's methods, conclusions, and language (finding, for instance, the phrase "tax cuts for the rich" to be objectionable).

They are also less likely than Muslims elsewhere, Gallup found, to see learning the local language, finding a job or getting a better education as a precondition for integration.

For people whose first language is sign language, finding an interpreter can be difficult.

Several motorcyclists' groups objected to that language, finding the speed limit too low.

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And it was far worse than the mundane difficulties of acquiring a language, finding financial stability, learning the customs of the country.

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Try to forget "free improvisation," except as the most generic of brand names; this was a case of two highly defined languages finding common areas through rhythm.