Sentence examples for productive language from inspiring English sources
A productive language can formulate an unlimited variety of sentences.
"We want the prime minister to lower the rhetoric and concentrate on responsible, productive language.
We conclude that the PRO-24 score is a true reflection of a child's command of productive language.
The amount of time children spent with middle-ear fluid had no bearing on their "productive" language scores, meaning how well adn how much they spoke.
Two types of serial word recall tasks (full verbal recall and probed recall) were administered to 11 children with language impairment and 22 language-normal children matched for productive language or chronological age.
This study investigates and reports English as a Foreign Language (EFL) teachers' needs with regard to the current curriculum they are implementing and teaching receptive and productive language skills at a private university preparatory school.
Other CEOs argue that Mr Obama's failure to rein in spending and simplify laws typified by his decision to ignore the bipartisan reforms to entitlements and the tax system suggested by the Simpson-Bowles commission will haunt America for a long time.Behind most of the antipathy sits one big issue and a lot of counter-productive language.
An empirical study found scripting languages (such as Python) more productive than conventional languages (such as C and Java) for a programming problem involving string manipulation and search in a dictionary.
I had to be doing something productive to encourage language at every moment or everything was lost – the panic that I lived with for years was not good and not healthy.
We are analyzing data from ages nine to 24 months, including the child's first productive use of language at about 11 months, ending at the child's active use of a vocabulary with more than 500 words.
Our discourse has been has healthy and productive and the language has been intelligible across religious divisions and beyond simple the categories of religious vs. non-religious.
