Sentence examples for less language from inspiring English sources

It takes a lot less language to, say, name a courthouse after former senator (and "Law and Order" actor) Fred Thompson than it does to repeal and replace Obamacare.

This hypothesis is based on the idea that social competence is highly dependent upon language to be performed; but behavior is less language oriented.

For example, they might expect that foreign-born individuals on average do not have the same knowledge of Sweden-specific institutions and cultural norms and have less language competence.

34– 37 All the patients treated with donepezil experienced much more positive effects on their language communication and showed less language impairments after this treatment.

Developers agree that less languages were used in the past and more will be used in the future.

Here, respondents mostly agree that there were less languages in the past, and there will be more languages in the future, which is probably as expected and shows the need for further addressing multi-language software development.

Question 6 asks for a subjective assessment of whether there were more or less languages per project in the past, and whether participants think that there will be less or more in the future.

Less language-heavy than Lolita, more suburban than American Psycho, Tampa is for certain a book that forces the reader to sit up and recalibrate the shape of their beliefs, while at the same time confronting all sorts of questions about predators, gender, perspective, and the taboo.

It's a common misconception that Chinese is a "grammar-less" language.

In the worthy service of elevating the vowel to its proper level in our exegeses, the same section includes a provocative excursion on vowel-less languages.

The power of "Oh Mercy," like that of "Crossroads," derives less from language than from how that language is voiced.