Sentence examples for more common language from inspiring English sources

Many researchers expected to find direct links between FOXP2 and more common language problems, but none surfaced.

Ockham's use of the more common language of medieval moral theory does not prevent him from emphasizing the contingency of human morality.

This may facilitate the creation of a more common language in the identification of older adults at risk of poor functional outcome and subsequent follow-up strategies in primary care.

Livemocha, a Seattle company with $14 million in venture capital financing, mixes a social network with lessons for more than 38 of the world's more common languages.

As NGCodec's Gunasekara noted, Xilinx itself has also been releasing some tools that now make it easier to use more common languages like C and C++ to program FPGAs (and that's what the company used to design its decoder for the F1 instances).

Desmond-Hellmann said such situations make clear the need for more common languages in healthcare.

The recommendation that replacement feeding should not be used unless is it acceptable, feasible, affordable, sustainable and safe (AFASS) remains, but the acronym is replaced by more common, everyday language and terms.

By using these speech organs, humans can produce hundreds of distinct sounds: some appear very often in the world's languages, whereas others are much more common in certain language families, language areas, or even specific to a single language.

As with case markings, syncretism in noun/verb/adposition agreement is more common in languages spoken in the exoteric niche (10).

We are separated by more than a common language.

Yes, among the élite classes all over the country English is the more often used common language.