Sentence examples for linguistic reason from inspiring English sources

The court's interpretation of the statutory language before us risks Delaney-type consequences with even less linguistic reason.

I feel like this is an unusual way to become an apostle of linguistic reason, but I'm no expert.

"Catalonia is and will be an ally of Spain for obvious reasons of markets and infrastructure, as well as cultural and linguistic reasons.

For legal as well as technological and linguistic reasons, "the best thing is to keep it standard," said Paul Kronenberger, president of Spunky Productions, which maintains Claus.com (www.claus.com).

For these and other, less linguistic reasons, the possibility has loomed for a long while that the greatest Jew in the Hebrew Bible may not have been born Jewish.

But the authors' intent was more anthropological than literary as they aimed to find historic, geographic and linguistic reasons for French behavior -- not just at the table but also in business and politics and school, as well as on the subway and at the market.

The paper has always called Obama "Bam", which I don't much like, mainly for linguistic reasons (it grabs bits of two different syllables of "O-ba-ma" and forms a syllable that isn't part of the president's name. If you mentioned "Bam" to most people in casual conversation they'd have no idea whom you meant).

French reforms in the 1990s didn't get off the runway, despite being presented as mere "rectifications", and attempts this year to bring European and Brazilian Portuguese into line were denounced in Portugal as capitulation to its powerful ex-colony.There are linguistic reasons too why spelling reform is tricky to undertake.

What this suggests is that ICHD criteria – or at least this particular one – may not be universally applicable, and not for linguistic reasons.

It is suggested that British South Asian families gravitate towards South Asian GPs for both cultural and linguistic reasons.

With the exception of Senegalese-trained nurses congregating in Quebec for linguistic reasons, it is not possible to establish whether this phenomenon is the result of targeted recruitment or of simple word-of-mouth from nationals based in Canada.