Sentence examples for linguistic line from inspiring English sources

Given the continuity from the Yangshao, the Longshan and hence the Bronze Age, it is hard to imagine the Yangshao, millet and pig-focused with added rice, being other than related to the Sinitic linguistic line.

The EU is divided across social, political and linguistic lines.

The government wants continued state ownership of land, and federalism along ethnic and linguistic lines.

With the States Reorganization Act of 1956, Madhya Pradesh was redistributed along linguistic lines.

India reorganised its states on linguistic lines in 1956 and 1960.

Independent India avoided the division of provinces on linguistic lines for the fear of such balkanization.

The country's governance is divided along regional and linguistic lines, hampering the collection and sharing of intelligence.

"Linguistic lines," in this case, is code for the ethnic groups that dare not speak their names.

Given the unifying role of the royal family in a nation of 10 million people officially split on linguistic lines, King Albert II, 66, usually steers clear of political issues.

While students make acquaintances based on their interests, he says, campus life ultimately divides itself along linguistic lines, and friendships across those lines are rare.

The party aims to break up the bilingual nation along linguistic lines and is already looking forward to nationwide elections in 2014.