Sentence examples for the predominant language from inspiring English sources

Most foreign athletes do learn the predominant language in the world.

But the predominant language in south-central Harlem these days is the language of renewal.

Miami now has a majority Latino community, with Spanish the predominant language in some parts of the city.

Spanish is the predominant language here, though the menu contains English translations.

And many neighborhoods consist of slab-like concrete apartment blocks, where the predominant language is often Turkish or Russian.

The pro-Kuchma bloc commands the support of former Soviet industrialists in the southern and eastern regions of the country where Russian is still the predominant language.

The neighborhood is evenly divided between Latino and African-American and the predominant language is Spanish, which I don't speak at all.

When students enroll, the school district sends a form to their families asking them if English or Spanish is the predominant language spoken at home.

Lester A. Farthing, New York's regional census director, said the plan was to match heavily immigrant neighborhoods with census takers who speak the predominant languages there and understand its cultural nuances.

Those two languages are the predominant languages in Biliran Province, which had the worst MMR in 2005 in the Philippines [ 26].

Invariably, Ethical Review Committees require translation of all the trial literature into the predominant languages spoken by the relevant minority communities.