Sentence examples for the future of the language from inspiring English sources

"Cracking that is going to be crucial to the future of the language over the next 10 years," he said.

"These are very clear warning signs for the future of the language and there must be a decisive response".

Despite all of this, though, today's announcement does cast a shadow over the future of the language.

"The truth," Mr. Diouf said the other morning, "is that the future of the French language is now in Africa".

Group chairman Elin Rhys said: "The future of the Welsh language is inexorably linked with the economy, jobs, wealth, and the well-being of communities.

He added: "His hard work and commitment to public service had a hugely positive impact upon the future of the Welsh language and Wales as a whole.

Which makes me think of the Aussie accent, which is apparently said to be the result of their ancestors being hammered all the time, sending their drunken slurs into the future of the Australian modern language.

Welsh has been the success story of the 20th century when it comes to plotting the future of the world's endangered languages.

The antagonism has focused on those issues defining the ethno-national character of the state: provision for the Irish language, the future of the Maze site, and, above all, the devolution of policing and justice.

Competent bilinguals, many of whom have travelled in the course of acquiring English, can offer everything that English monoglots can as well as an extra language and an international perspective.More subtly, as native Anglophones are increasingly outnumbered by people who speak English as a second language, the future of their own language is passing from their hands.

"It is a fitting tribute to his memory that the quality of entries has been so high and it gives us great confidence for the future of English language poetry".