Sentence examples for languages were more from inspiring English sources

At higher-achieving schools and those with low proportions of pupils on free school meals, languages were more likely to be compulsory.

A study performed in California, USA, a state that has a large Latin American and Chinese population, found that physicians with self-reported proficiency in Spanish and Chinese languages were more likely to practice in linguistically designated neighborhoods, areas where there were patients requiring services in non-official languages, compared to physicians who only spoke English [ 16].

Some dead languages are more dead than others.

EVERYONE has the intuition that some languages are more difficult than others.

So in today's world, languages are more important than ever.

When Kenyans post on Facebook or write text messages to one another, tribal languages are more common.

At the time I said that the different Scandinavian "languages" are more similar to one another than the different Chinese "dialects" are.

Moreover, declarative languages are more frequently used to provide an increased flexibility.

As the now-classic book Metaphors We Live By has shown, languages are more metaphorical than factual in nature.

In the case of the Xinca and Lenca languages, on the other hand, Mayan languages are more often the source than the receiver of loanwords.

However, searching 13 databases covering manuscripts in many languages is more than usual for a systematic review.