Sentence examples for linguistic problems from inspiring English sources

Even the graphics editor, Michael Kass, has to deal with linguistic problems.

Nor is there any compromise in her fluency or the organization of her speech, no larger linguistic problems.

Taking the newcomer into a corner, Tom embarked on a detailed explanation of the major linguistic problems posed by the text.

For a firm, picking the right partner can be tricky, and getting along can be even harder because of cultural differences and linguistic problems.

The linguistic problems of foreign teaching assistants do not come as a surprise to undergraduates, who have long since learned to regard those fluent in English as a bonus, not the rule.

Next year Johnson's Plan was printed, a prospectus of 34 pages, consisting of a discussion of language that can still be read as a masterpiece in its judicious consideration of linguistic problems.

A striking typographical device conveys the inside and outside of the linguistic problem.

Then they called it a computer, and that was all right".But it is not just a linguistic problem.

Gangsters who wish to rat on their partners in crime with a telephone call to the police or F.B.I. have a linguistic problem.

In the heat, the trash that the department and the commercial haulers had not yet collected proved both an olfactory and linguistic problem for New Yorkers.

In this work he attempted to draw insights from modern psychological research to bear on the linguistic problem of word meaning.