Sentence examples for linguistic vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, this study has given voice to those who have expressed genuine concerns about the potential impact of extreme heat on the disadvantaged with cultural and linguistic vulnerabilities, and an unmet need for access to appropriate information about adaptive behaviours.
Instead, apologizing for his "linguistic vulnerability" (which is, of course, one of his charms), he offered a "survival guide to the audience".
AS treatment resembles that of other high-functioning ASDs, except that it takes into account the linguistic capabilities, verbal strengths, and nonverbal vulnerabilities of individuals with AS.
An assessed value of organization vulnerability is obtained by using linguistic expressions which are close to human thinking.
Vogel et al. (2007) emphasize that the multidisciplinary nature of resilience and vulnerability research has to face linguistic, paradigmatic, theoretical, and methodological tensions.
Editors have long been a protective measure for writers and publishers, a compromise between total authorial independence and the vulnerability of publishing a text marred by one's own blind spots and occasional linguistic infelicities.
As linguistic devices, these "idioms of [economic] distress" [ 58] permitted volunteers to articulate their own vulnerability while keeping the needs and interests of their clients in the foreground, as socially expected.
Linguistic ties matter too.
PITY the linguistic purists.
Linguistic labels matter.
