Sentence examples for shift of linguistic from inspiring English sources

The 13th century saw some shift of linguistic influence from southern to northern France and from Sicily to Tuscany, toward the politically and economically more powerful regions.

The curricula in both countries state the rational reasons of modifying curriculum as follows: the fast development of international society, the constant shift of linguistic environment and the steadily progressive modern technology.

Nonetheless, the possibility of such intentionality can shift the direction of linguistic evolution in a manner not possible in biological evolution.

Politics is fertile ground for this sort of linguistic shape-shifting.

That such burden-shifting is endemic to discussions of linguistic nativism (the exchange in Ritter 2002 is illustrative) suggests to me that neither side in this debate has as yet fulfilled its obligations.

To address these problems, it may be necessary to shift the focus of language research from the study of linguistic competence to the understanding of language use.

Linguists call this "the arbitrariness of linguistic signs".

What's the allure of linguistic relativism?

Translation: This iteration of linguistic symbolism sufficed.

With linguistic relativism thus disposed of, the threat of linguistic idealism also is removed.

Such work on the geographic patterns of linguistic variation is also known as linguistic geography.