Sentence examples similar to speaker prevalence from inspiring English sources
One speaker mentioned the prevalence of dance reality shows on television today and their effect on developing dance audiences.
Leslie compares herself to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in describing the prevalence of women in government.
The prevalence of English speakers helps to sell services in America.
In our new systematic study of these state and local immigration laws, the data show that commonly assumed factors — e.g., the growth of immigrant populations, immigrant-caused economic stress, prevalence of Spanish speakers and overcrowded housing — make no significant difference in the proposal or passage of these restrictive immigration laws.
Racial isolation and the prevalence of non-English speakers in the city schools compound those problems, the researchers said.
Assessments made by native speakers (versus through an interpreter) tended to report lower prevalence rates for all disorders.
The aim of this article was to examine the prevalence and incidence over 2 years of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) in English speakers from linguistic minorities.
Fifth, we excluded non-English speakers and enrolled patients from 7 00 to 19 00, Monday through Friday, which could have affected our estimates of delirium prevalence and may have introduced selection bias.
Particularly since the 1950s, the prevalence of mass media (radio, television, and films) and growing literacy have led to an increase in the number of native speakers of standard Hindi.
