Sentence examples for linguistic make from inspiring English sources

When people talk about demographic problems in the Baltic countries, they almost inevitably focus on only one of them: the difficulties of coping with the consequences of the Soviet occupation on the ethnic and linguistic make up of their populations.

COMMON sense and hard research show that ethnic and linguistic fragmentation make it difficult to run a government.

But proximity and cultural and linguistic links make Indonesians the best solution to Malaysia's labour shortage, and Malaysia the best solution to Indonesia's job shortage.

In both America and Britain, some feel that, whatever people speak at home, priority should go to making sure that children know English well.But supporters of linguistic diversity make strong arguments too.

But these rules, as linguistic grammars make plain, involve abstract concepts that are not perceptually available in the data.

Instead, language learning and linguistic processing make use of abilities that predate language phylogenetically, and that are used in humans and in animals for other sorts of tasks.

Several linguistic characteristics make simple English-to-Spanish translation difficult.

Functional imaging evidence for the involvement of the left inferior frontal gyrus in syntactic processing has been challenged on the grounds that studies typically involve task and stimulus demands that may activate brain regions that overlap with those involved in linguistic computations, making it difficult to differentiate between linguistic and non-linguistic processes (Kaan and Swaab, 2002).

The linguistic nod makes commercial sense.

His erudition and linguistic skills made him a strong candidate for a leading role in the American church.

There may something in the idea that non-linear dynamics – chaos theory – can help explain linguistic systems, making change as unpredictable as the weather.