Sentence examples for languages gained from inspiring English sources

In 2001 Keele's department of German, Dutch and Scandinavian languages was rated 3a, meaning it received no research funding at all, while Russian and east European languages gained a four, which meant its funding was restricted.

Later, this vastly-applied, cross-cultural and short form construct was translated into more than 40 languages, gained its validity and reliability from studies at different countries and became the standard subjective measurement of the quality of life [ 8– 14].

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.

Technology has a lot to answer for when it comes to certain languages gaining supremacy over others, and so it's good to see an effort where technology is being used to claw at least some of that dominance back.

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

The English language gains a new word.

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

"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.

Last fall in a paper in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, for example, she used the database to analyze how languages gain and lose numbers.

Downs, singing in English, Spanish and indigenous languages, has gained an international following as well as a Grammy and Latin Grammy.

Wesker, who wrote more than 40 plays that were translated into 18 languages, first gained prominence with a trilogy about the lives of Jewish socialist intellectuals: "Chicken Soup With Barley" (1958), "Roots" (1959) and "I'm Talking About Jerusalem" (1960).