Sentence examples for persistent speech from inspiring English sources

In the UK, more than one million children have long-term and persistent speech, language and communication needs (SLC N.

The effectiveness of later provision by speech and language therapists remains an important clinical question warranting a clinical trial, likely to be addressed by the recent NIHR Health Technology Assessment Programme's commissioning brief for persistent speech and language problems.

As noted in the Method section, the probands in the discovery cohort were a self-referred sample of children with persistent speech and language problems, needing special schooling and thus may not be considered representative of the total population in the community.

In spite of persistent efforts, great speeches, and the support of powerful and eloquent members, he failed to pass a slave trade abolition bill, a parliamentary reform bill, and Catholic relief bills.

Twitter in particular has been dogged by complaints that women and people of color on the site, especially outspoken activists and celebrities, are forced to reckon with violent hate speech and persistent threats.

But one of the more obvious examples and perhaps the most persistent gay stereotype is effeminate speech.

As the persistent speakers cease stalling, speech rate may increase that results in their fluency problem.

Anxieties about the shrinking music business were a persistent undercurrent in the speeches.

Although the long-term impacts are controversial, numerous reports link hearing loss due to persistent OM to deficits in speech perception [ 5], delayed language acquisition [ 6] and learning disabilities [ 7].

He had a history of autism as a child, schizophrenia as a teenager and a persistent, variably severe problem with speech production.

It is, as the US secretary of state, Colin Powell, said in a speech last April, "a persistent disease".