Sentence examples for marginal language from inspiring English sources

Hebrew is still relatively a marginal language in bottom-up signs in schools, unlike bottom-up signs in Palestinian localities, where Hebrew and Arabic-Hebrew signs feature prominently.

Average estimates assume that the marginal impact of language proficiency on wages is constant over the wage distribution.

New niche words, though they are marginal increases to a language's lexicon, are themselves anything but "marginal" - they are core words within a subset of the language.

For the 19th-century liberals and their latter-day acolytes, because markets are competitive, individuals' returns are related to their social contributions – their "marginal product", in the language of economists.

The word itself may be marginal from their everyday language.

Therefore, cross-linguistically, voiced sibilants tend to be shorter in duration and are often restricted to marginal use in the language (Żygis 2008).

However, written sign language remained marginal among the public.

For the nineteenth-century liberals and their latter-day acolytes, because markets are competitive, individuals' returns are related to their social contributions -- their "marginal product," in the language of economists.

Of the parents of typically developing probands, four out of 33 (12%) had a marginal family history for language impairment.

Language boundaries were marginal or irrelevant to political organization and were crosscut by kinship and marriage networks.

The strong presumptive validity that attaches to an Act of Congress has led this Court to hold many times that statutes are not automatically invalidated as vague simply because difficulty is found in determining whether certain marginal offenses fall within their language.