Sentence examples for linguistic challenge from inspiring English sources

The company's players prove they are up to any linguistic challenge.

That leaves the White House free to choose its own words — a linguistic challenge that has bedeviled presidents past.

Ms. Rugg worried about the intellectual ethics and linguistic challenge of the double remove: translating a Serbo-Croatian work from the German without making it sound too American.

French politicians faced a linguistic challenge: how to sneer at a nation that you think has grown too big for its superpower britches?

Here she takes a bold run at the linguistic challenge, only to fall at the hurdle of the first vowel sound.

Another linguistic challenge is the dearth of non-Chinese opera singers able to sing in Chinese, a reality that has helped lead many top Chinese composers — including Tan Dun and Zhou Long — to compose for English.

This is but the first of many linguistic challenges that await.

We owe it to our children to do nothing less with the linguistic challenges we face today.

Given that both German and Italian are official languages in South Tyrol, I will no doubt experience some linguistic challenges of my own.

If Mr. Szot, the Polish Brazilian baritone, has the voice and looks to play Broadway heroes, the linguistic challenges of a role like the Pygmalion character Henry Higgins, of "My Fair Lady," eluded him.

But there are formidable barriers economic and political differences, certainly, not to mention cultural and linguistic challenges.