Sentence examples for presented by language from inspiring English sources

Tevez, in a remarkable change of direction, now denies this, blaming it on a "misunderstanding" presented by language issues.

Of particular concern to both parties were the barriers presented by language difficulties, cultural differences, health beliefs, lack of culturally competent health providers, limited educational resources, health literacy and low socio-economic status.

General practitioners, especially those working in hospitals that had an important proportion of indigenous populations, mentioned the challenge presented by language barriers with patients, even if a translator was present.

So if BSL really is an endangered language then perhaps television, presented by sign language users, is needed more than ever.

These mean scores have been relatively stable from 2005 to 2014, as shown in Table  1, with Section 3 showing the greatest variation, decreasing slightly until 2012 and resulting in a small decrease in overall score.> Performance in the 2014 GAMSAT is presented by sex, age, language background, highest degree completed and discipline background (Table  2).

The fragments of language presented by Adams consist of a few dozen distinct words, and are chiefly used for the naming of rabbits, their mythological characters, and objects in their world.

The American distributor has added its own polish by partially dubbing the dialogue into English and slapping one of the most meaningless phrases in the language — "Presented by Quentin Tarantino" — above the credits.

Age dependent maturation of JO neurons suggests that only honey bee workers old enough to forage can efficiently detect the dance language presented by other foragers.

The best foreign language feature, presented by Pedro Almodóvar and Quentin Tarantino, went to "The Secret in Their Eyes" ("El Secreto de Sus Ojos") from Argentina.

As users proceed through its lessons and programs, they translate the Web, reading and listening to the language as presented by real, native speakers.

Ancient Chinese theories of language as presented by the Mohists, Xunzi, the Analects, and The Annals of Lü Buwei employ no concept corresponding to meaning, property, or universal.