Sentence examples for language to increase from inspiring English sources

In ordinary, secular fiction, a writer who "takes things down to essentials" is reducing language to increase the amount of secular meaning (or sometimes, alas, to decrease it).

It has helped some of the women for whom English isn't a first language to increase their understanding of it through reading and learning songs.

Dr Coales, a member of the college's council who came third in this year's ballot for presidency, suggested gay students speak in deeper voices and alter their body language to increase their chance of success in the RCGP's Clinical Skills Assessment.

This conflict was brought to an end in August 2001 by the signing of the Ohrid Framework Agreement, which contained the government's promises to make Albanian an official language, to increase autonomy for areas with large Albanian populations, and to raise the number of Albanians serving in the army and police as well as in the government.

He said he had acquired his knowledge by reading psychology and sociology books, and observing human behavior He led the group through a series of exercises meant to help them, among other things, sound more confident, shake hands with both gentleness and authority, mirror a woman's body language to increase rapport, before arranging to reconvene at 11 p.m. at another club, 230 Fifth.

It is thus necessary to cultivate an environment that can encourage the communicative use of the second language to increase both learner motivation and language competencies.

Schools minister Nick Gibb said he expected the uptake of languages to increase.

In recent years, the UK Department of Health and NHS Blood and Transplant have produced a range of educational materials (including leaflets, posters and videos) in the main South Asian languages to increase awareness of transplantation-related issues, as well as launching some specific BAME-targeted campaigns.

The comparative study of the world's languages, as Humboldt envisioned it, thus represented a constant challenge to the empirical linguist and to the philosopher; namely, to discover in the linguistic data that which relates to the prototypal in language and to increase our knowledge of the nature of language and the human language capacity.

The model describes the system by aggregated variables that represent the fraction of speakers of each language, where a higher local density of speakers and a higher prestige, the relative status of a language, tend to increase the density of speakers of a language.

In this study, Portuguese fricatives were analyzed in ways designed to enhance our description of the language and to increase our understanding of the production of fricatives.