Sentence examples for linguistically this from inspiring English sources

"Traditionally, historically, linguistically, this has been for a far greater period of time part of the world to the south than the world to the north," he said.

And linguistically this is clearly marked by the allowance of DE-insertion.

Linguistically, this means that those languages are in danger of extinction [64], at least in the online space [74].

Linguistically, this source is believed to be a lost 10th- or 11th-century transcript of a previous version dating to c. 800.

In public discourse, "democratic" is often lazily used as a synonym for "good" or "just". Whether or not it is linguistically correct, this usage is not analytically useful.

Linguistically, from this perspective, the homelands of the major language families of Southeast Asia, such as Austronesian, Tai, and Austroasiatic, were probably located not in the Yangzi Basin proper but in regions more peripheral, either to the north (cf. Sagart 2005a, 2008 for Austronesian) or to the south.

Ms. Mary Passarge linguistically revised this manuscript.

Often linguistically isolated, this group is growing in size and proportion faster than native-born seniors and is potentially vulnerable due to cultural barriers, more limited access to support services, limited English proficiency, and limited retirement savings and use of Social Security compared to other seniors (Center for an Urban Future, 2013, p. 3 5).

Although this picture fits well with this linguistically oriented notion of "theory construction", it does follow the notion of construction in the tradition of mathematics.

Linguistically, the majority of people within Scotland throughout this period spoke the Gaelic language, then simply called Scottish, or in Latin, lingua Scotica.

I'm not linguistically equipped for this".