Sentence examples for linguistic experts from inspiring English sources

The campaigning Twitter hashtag #blacklivesmatter has been voted the word of 2014 by the linguistic experts who form the American Dialect Society.

The overall quality of applicants is good, officials say, and some may fill shortages in the badly depleted ranks of Middle Eastern and Central Asian regional and linguistic experts, as well as technical areas like satellite reconnaissance analysis.

Stick to the written word.Fred CroweBend, OregonCome again?SIR – It seems that even linguistic experts have difficulty in grappling with East Anglian grammar ("Dew you go down to Norfolk?", September 2nd).

But how reliably can linguistic experts establish that Person A wrote Document X when Document X is an e-mail — or worse, a terse note sent by instant message or Twitter?

But in international deals and lawsuits, such software must be run by cultural and linguistic experts to make sure the correct search terms are used and the right information is ferreted out.

Next, he sent copies of "The Cuckoo's Calling," "The Casual Vacancy" and the last Harry Potter novel, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," to a pair of computer linguistic experts, who found significant similarities among them.

Here's an example, from the written testimony of Ronald R. Butters, a linguistic expert for the respondent.

A linguistic expert from the National Institute of Forensic Sciences, in Guatemala City, was asked to authenticate the Rosenberg video, analyzing every sound and slur.

"If you get into asking a linguistic expert, which certainly I am not, they will tell you that the part of the country in Uruguay where he [Suarez] comes from, it is perfectly acceptable.

After hearing repeatedly that some people didn't like my voice, I enlisted the help of a linguistic expert.

I had the pleasure of working with Elbys when Ron Howard hired her as a linguistic expert and historian to help prepare his actors for the award winning film, The Missing.