Sentence examples similar to share of speakers from inspiring English sources

The Materials Research Society conferences, for example, routinely offer childcare grants and networking breakfasts for women — in addition to inviting a fair share of female speakers.

We have covered our fair share of Bluetooth speakers, but the JBL Soundgear is probably the first audio product we've covered that's a wearable for your neck.

Because Florida has the highest share of Spanish speakers among Latino U.S. citizens, in particular a high percentage of Puerto Rican-born voters who are all citizens by birth and raised on a Spanish-speaking island.

The share of non-English speakers has been rising steadily for more than three decades.

The share of foreign language speakers in school also changed for Swiss natives.

They're made by Markus Duevel, who's apparently designed his fair share of high-end speakers.

While a number of speakers share the book's 54 chapters, their voices are scarcely differentiated.

Another complex question is brewing on the nation's campuses, which saw their share of 2014 commencement speaker cancellations.

Romney was so eager to woo Hispanic votes and join the cascade of speakers sharing immigrant family tales, from Rick Santorum to Ann Romney to Marco Rubio, that he made his father, George Romney, sound Hispanic.

After the tour there was a dinner where a couple of speakers shared the most up to date information concerning international trade and projected market numbers for the American Rice Industry.

He then looks at how we understand a sequence of words we have never heard before; he considers to what extent the meaning of a sentence can be derived from the words it contains and how to account for the meanings that can't be; and he examines the roles played by time, place, and the shared and unshared assumptions of speakers and hearers.