Sentence examples for to some language from inspiring English sources

— CHRISTOPHER F. SCHUETZE Shanghai school lowers standard for male applicants The Shanghai International Studies University has lowered the bar of entry for male applicants to some language programs, according to news reports.

To support this claim, the Court refers to some language in Sony Corp. of America v. Universal City Studios, Inc., supra, to the effect that "every commercial use of copyrighted material is presumptively an unfair exploitation". Id. at 451.

Gestures occur frequently across the lifespan suggesting that gesture's function may not be tied to some language or cognitive capacity associated with a particular developmental stage or age group (McNeill, 1992).

"I don't want to go to specific into the terms of the sale due to some language in the contract that's tricky but it was a hair into the 5 figure range, yes.

St Clair Thompson (2007) administered training targeting explicit mnemonic strategies to typically developing 7-year-olds and found transfer to some language and WM tasks but not to standardized reading arithmetic or math tests, either immediately or 5 months later.

It was as if he could barely believe that he yet again had to find some language to do justice to this kind of violence.

House appropriators will meet either today or tomorrow to discuss this issue, and the Navy expects Congress to attach some language to legislation.

There's a neurologist in Boston, Gottfried Schlaug, who uses music therapy to return some language to stroke victims.

As policy folks get their heads around what's going on they are going to need some language to deal with it.

When Gillibrand asked Rand Paul for his vote, he asked her to change some language to clarify which crimes are covered.

The limited data corresponding to some languages covered in the program (Cantonese, Pashto, Turkish, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Assamese, Bengali, Haitian Creole, Lao, and Zulu) were used for system training.