Sentence examples for linguistic balance from inspiring English sources
And considerations of simplicity and coherence tip the purely linguistic balance in Kirtsaeng's, nongeographical, favor.
This linguistic balance may be difficult for trial teams to achieve without input from parents or patients.
However, at the same time, parents indicated that there was a linguistic balance to be struck and that it was important to avoid language that might be perceived as patronising.
Another barrier to greater competition is linguistic.
In both, a diverse range of ethnic, linguistic and denominational groups need to be reconciled into a durable balance of power.
In the second-season premiere of "Covert Affairs," at 10, Piper Perabo picks up as Annie Walker, a C.I.A. operative with exceptional linguistic skills striving to balance her "pseudo-normal" life with her high-drama adventures -- in this case, protecting a Russian tennis player.
As soon as they started being used for language learning, that's to say, they would have been selected for that function (in addition to any other functions they might serve, and always assuming that linguistic abilities were on balance beneficial).
A spokesman said: "The findings demonstrate that there is a need to balance economic and linguistic considerations in making the decision between.cymru or.wales, and this on behalf of both those who speak Welsh and English".
It requires teachers to view a lesson's objectives from different perspectives and go beyond the linguistic result to keep a balance between these three ones, which set a higher standard for the process of teaching planning.
The British authorities have more recently instituted another linguistic usage by which the visible balance is equivalent to the true merchandise balance.
