Sentence examples for limited fluency from inspiring English sources

There is here a special opportunity to show that Institute curriculum units work well in a mainly Hispanic environment where the majority of students have limited fluency in English.

The high-contact Korean speakers are English-dominant individuals who grew up in the United States, were schooled in English, and, in some cases, have limited fluency in speaking Korean.

The Administrative Law Judge's "duty to inquire" takes on special urgency where, as here, the claimant has little education and limited fluency in English, and, given that the claimant already has a right to a hearing, the additional cost of pursuing relevant issues at the hearing is minimal.

But he speaks Chinese with only limited fluency and is surrounded by Korean culture.

A former vice president at JPMorgan also reportedly told New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof that account executives at that bank sought out financially vulnerable customers -- people with limited fluency in English, or little education or experience with the mortgage process -- and urged them into subprime loans.

These providers made easy associations between poverty and low health literacy, limited fluency in English, being homebound, poor housing, along with actual or perceived lack of access to safe places (such as air conditioned areas during heat waves).

As the questionnaire was produced in English, limited conversational fluency in Mandarin or other dialects prevented the study from being undertaken by members of the public who were not conversant in English.

As some on social media suggested, age might be limiting lawmakers' fluency with technology: The average age of a senator is 63.

Furthermore, the ubiquity of English as the medium of instruction may disenfranchise those who are have limited or no linguistic fluency in English.

These include, but are not limited to, English language fluency, migration from an English speaking country, length of residence, refugee background and factors associated with care such as discrimination and culturally insensitive care [ 51].

Moreover, the collaborators based in the USA were even more limited in their Russian language fluency.