Sentence examples for linguistic states from inspiring English sources

Old Indo-Aryan includes different dialects and linguistic states that are referred to in common as Sanskrit.

Another danger faced is the agitation for more separate linguistic states, threatening India with linguistic fragmentation hearkening back to earlier days.

The creation of linguistic states has reinforced the use of certain standard dialects for communication within a state in official transactions, teaching, and on the radio.

The division of the Indian subcontinent into linguistic states and even into countries (Pakistan, Bangladesh, and India) is a recent phenomenon (see table).

In addition to linguistic states, the evolving laws of type-II LDS are modeled by a finite number of linguistic decision rules.

The results of this study also supported the output hypothesis, as the process of output production allowed students to be more conscious of their linguistic states (Swain 2005).

Whereas the ideal linguistic state would be the lost universal language of Eden.

Independent India's first linguistic state, Andhra Pradesh, was created in the south, and a democratically elected communist government appeared further down in Kerala.

The division of Punjab into Punjab and Haryana states in 1966 occurred as a result of Punjabi agitation for a separate linguistic state.

As for cursing, I agree that the general linguistic state of play is very low these days.

Pacific migration exemplifies the challenges of working backwards from a given demographic and linguistic state, such as the colonization of the vast expanse of Pacific Ocean islands by Melanesians, Micronesians, and Polynesians and the wide geographical spread of the Austronesian languages.