Sentence examples for linguistic need from inspiring English sources

I mean words like "sang-froid" or "schadenfreude", that exactly fulfil a linguistic need, but unaccountably never got invented in English and so were accepted in their native form as soon as they were introduced.The best-known equivalent in Portuguese is, I guess, saudade, which means something like nostalgia, but is more explicitly a mixture of pleasure and pain.

The Bush administration instead has relied heavily on the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in Monterey, Calif., to meet the nation's linguistic needs.

Cultural and Linguistic Needs.

A recurrent topic throughout the day was the need to address in a sensitive, nonstereotypical way the cultural and linguistic needs of the Latino population.

Interaction, communication and collaboration between students and teachers may contribute to a more productive content construction within communities with different (linguistic) needs.

In classrooms with older children, the presence of one or more aides may depend on the children's abilities, cultural and linguistic needs.

Once classroom teachers were ready for the assessment, the project director matched assessors with providers, depending on assessor availability and linguistic needs.

This contextualized view of language proficiency presents a totally different perspective when it comes to addressing students' specific linguistic needs for academic success.

Naysayers were quick to point out a lack of infrastructure, technical knowledge and disposable income to fund smartphones and data packages (not to mention the need to meet the continent's diverse linguistic needs) would all hamper his ambitious goal.

The comment in the interview illustrates Katy's growth from no consideration for students' linguistic needs to taking ownership of her classroom and the success she can foster with her students by attending to the contextualized linguistic needs of students at different language proficiency levels.

This paper focuses on the linguistic needs of medical students and it also identifies the areas perceived as the most problematic and the most important for their future careers.