Sentence examples for usual language from inspiring English sources

And rare conciliatory notes tempered the usual language.

Nothing, that is, except the usual language barrier, which means that keenness sometimes outdoes comprehension.

The report came couched in the usual language of inclusion, technocracy and "what works".

Different parts of the brain lit up, but they were outside the usual language areas.

Instead, Netflix, just added the usual language that "any agreement, arrangement or understanding" among parties would lump them together.

The founders of Parex, both Russians, gained Latvian citizenship without having to pass the usual language exams.The third big link to Russia is in food-processing and farming.

The organizational culture variable does not show any significant correlation with the inter-firm learning, thus not confirming the Hp 3. The Hp 2, according to which the strategic orientation, meant as the common language and shared usual behavior that facilitate the interaction, can positively affect the inter-firm learning, is not confirmed by the absence of significant correlations.

A homogeneous organisational culture in strategic orientation (Narver and Slater 1990), meant as the common language and shared usual behaviour that facilitate the interaction (Camuffo and Grandinetti 2011), can positively affect the inter-firm learning, which represents one of the fundamental processes for the dynamic capabilities generation.

In a tough speech on Thursday that dispensed with the usual balanced language of U.N. chiefs, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon warned that there is no threat to global peace more serious than nuclear proliferation.

The key to busting through election rhetoric gone stark raving mad might well turn out to be two words so simple that they have eluded the usual Democratic Party language consultants: "President Palin".

The usual adult language.