Sentence examples for linguistic currency from inspiring English sources
But the difference in price also represents linguistic currency.
The Swiss banking sector still has significant strengths: a pool of experienced managers, linguistic skills, currency stability and low taxes.
Linguistic entertainment is not their currency.
Although the name Lahnda has never been adopted in local usage, it has continued to enjoy a certain currency in the linguistic literature, usually in the more natural feminine form Lahndi.
In other words, a correlation between IQ and school achievement may emerge because the test items demand the very kinds of (learned) linguistic and cognitive structures that are also the currency of schooling (Olson, 2005).
Modern linguistics has been and still is searching for an explanatory account of how this web of myriads of specific associations between the sens-ible and the intellig-ible gains currency so as to enable all the varieties of linguistic interaction, known as registers.
Desert Storm (that name oddly redolent of Mills & Boon) gave currency to: "mother of all battles", "line in the sand", "surgical strike", "collateral damage" and, as its sad linguistic legacy, "Gulf war syndrome".
Linguistic ties matter too.
PITY the linguistic purists.
Linguistic labels matter.
