Sentence examples for language gains from inspiring English sources

The English language gains a new word.

Some of the children will likely attend preschool programs that will help them build on any language gains.

In fact, the degree to which the author's language gains in liveliness when he criticizes his subject's work raises the question: Why does Levy believe that Minnelli's career merits this, the director's first full-length biography?

Though that study reiterated Head Start's effectiveness in preparing students for kindergarten, it also concluded that a number of Head Start students largely lost literacy and language gains by the end of first grade.

In all cases, the magnitude of these language gains decreased as age of bilateral CI increased.

These activation windows were shorter than those for the CELF-4, implying that, compared with the 8-year olds, earlier bilateral implantation is required for bilateral CI children to show significant language gains relative to unilateral CI children by 5 years of age.

Liu declares that, in 1948, the English language gained "a 27th letter" with the encoding of a sign for "space".

Even low-lying infractions like suggestive posing and graphic language gain potency when addressed to hundreds of thousands of viewers.

For instance, Tseng (2006) investigates language gain in grammar, listening, and reading by second year non-native students of Chinese in the study abroad and domestic programs.

"It was very interesting that some of the students with very negative attitudes to life in Australia still very often made very good languages gains," says De Courcy.

However, it is wealthier countries that are often the ones with budgets for translation funds, which means that those languages gain a cost advantage to languages from poorer countries.