Sentence examples for language which may from inspiring English sources

French is by far the most popular language, which may reflect its cultural appeal as well as France's popularity as a travel destination, Ms. Leclerc-Dickler said.

With $127,000, he leads the Asian-American candidates in fund-raising, but is the only one who does not speak a Chinese language, which may affect his support.

The FA is in the process of carrying out a complex review involving all stakeholders on how communications, and in particular those involving discriminatory language, which may be viewed as taking place in private, should be treated in the future.

Featuring a mummy monster who only finds the words to express her love for her offspring when he is asleep, it reminds me of Sam McBratney's classic Guess How Much I Love You but misses the mark by dint of its flowery, slightly sickly language, which may at a pinch appeal to parents but will leave most children cold.

But she nonetheless offered counsel to the media assembled at the Ritz-Carlton, where Mr. Petraeus and Ms. Broadwell in late October attended a black-tie dinner of the O.S.S. Society, dedicated to the predecessor to the C.I.A. "I would urge everyone to be cautious about engaging in stereotypes and language which may turn out to be not accurate in the end," Ms. Allred said.

Some research, including ours, focuses on the role of language, which may be especially relevant for recent immigrants.

It means that smaller languages, which may have before had a more limited range of sites open to them, can still search and access content on the whole web.

However, there are many users in our nation who are quite conversant with the internet but prefer content in their native languages which may not be English," added Khanna.

Languages which may not commonly use the term Allah to denote God may still contain popular expressions which use the word.

However, research in this area is dominated by the use of stimuli from Latinate languages, which may induce specific effects on performance.

Finally, our analysis covered only newspapers published in English language and excluded those published in local South African languages, which may be an important source of information for different language groups in South Africa.