Sentence examples for pronunciation issues from inspiring English sources

The software can isolate hundreds of pronunciation issues and even show animations of how to position parts of the mouth for each sound.

It has one more thing: pronunciation issues.

The data used to train ELSA is targeted to address pronunciation issues encountered by people from different parts of the world.

I just need to look up a pronunciation issue.

You don't have to leave the village to add a touch of individuality to your new home – just pop into Made in Cley (not the best pun, given the pronunciation issue), which sells hand-thrown stoneware pottery and sculptures, all made on site.

I found the pronunciation an issue; no substitute teacher, store clerk or other reasonable person would ever know Isla is pronounced "EYE-la," but Susan said it was popular in Scotland, and the actress Isla Fisher of "Wedding Crashers" fame had several movies in the pipeline, which would surely boost Isla's familiarity stateside.

Words used to identify themes expressing clinician perception about the instrument (n = 7) Issues with pronunciation 3 "Pronunciation is tricky!" Good tool 2 "Good tool".

While stroke-based methods have potential advantages over pronunciation-based solutions, usability issues have limited the effectiveness of existing stroke-based methods.

Then there is the issue of pronunciation.

Huawei's also got a winking bit of kinship with the actress in that both parties have had some issue with pronunciation here in the States, a fact that will play a role in the company's upcoming marketing.

Even though in B. cepacia, taxonomic issues rather than pronunciation are at the root of confusion, the pathogen neatly encapsulates several aspects of the linguistic conundrum involving "correct" pronunciation of Latin binomials.