Sentence examples for linguistic issues from inspiring English sources

Some of these linguistic issues, of course, are mere technicalities.

It is not just linguistic issues that interpreters of Rosenkavalier have to contend with.

The following year he started writing on linguistic issues in The New York Times Magazine.

The panel votes on an array of linguistic issues (is "irregardless" standard? How should one pronounce "harass"?).

Global Language Monitor, which follows linguistic issues, reports that in the final debate, Mr. Obama spoke at a ninth-grade reading level, while John McCain spoke at a seventh-grade level.

Argentina remains the intellectual hub of the South American game – six of the 10 Conmebol nations have an Argentinian coach – something that is not only down to linguistic issues.

But there is a related linguistic issue which follows directly from these metaphysical musings.

Rosetta Stone's qualities aside, our second linguistic issue is intellectual property.

What you can do with someone else's trademark name is a partly linguistic issue.

To insist upon a change from mental health to brain health is not merely a linguistic issue but also a fundamental shift for professionals, patients, families and caregivers.

The linguistic issue is also highly political.