Sentence examples for reliant on language from inspiring English sources

They are not reliant on language skills and therefore can be completed by parents and children alike, irrespective of age or literacy skills.

Multicultural advertising has faced another challenge: Increasingly, growth in the Latino community is coming from the children and grandchildren of immigrants who are typically fluent in English and not reliant on Spanish-language outlets.

As emotion maps are not reliant on literacy or language skills they can be equally completed by parents and children alike, enabling children's perspective to be heard.

It is far too reliant on one market, China.

England are so reliant on one man.

The game can never be reliant on one person".

The boys had the usual twin affinities — inconsolable when kept in separate cribs, reliant on a private "Martian language" that eventually landed them in speech therapy.

Thirty years ago, Miracle and Yapita pointed to the often incredulous responses of Aymara to some written texts: "'Columbus discovered America' - was the author actually there?" In a language so reliant on the eyewitness, it is not surprising that the speaker metaphorically faces what has already been seen: the past.

Specifically, first language reading is more reliant on both lexical/semantic and nonlexical processing when new orthographic to phonological mappings are introduced by second language learning.

Reflecting polyglot South Africa, the show is presented in several languages (English is one), and is largely reliant on visuals and the familiarity of the audience with the stories to communicate its narrative.

It meant committing myself to the task of reviving our Anaywan language, and not being reliant on government or corporate funding in doing so.