Sentence examples for viable language for from inspiring English sources

"Undoubtedly the criticism of his work has a lot to do with the politics of the art world and the demand by critics and many artists themselves that only contemporary abstraction be recognized as a viable language for the postwar era," said Elizabeth Broun, the director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

The arguments were mostly provoked by the work of the post-World War II modernists who believed that music had irrevocably evolved, and that systems of composition, either strictly or loosely based on 12-tone technique, represented the only viable language for the future.

Moreover, linguists are not sure how Koro has survived this long as a viable language.

But this route is only viable for a language which is structurally described, e.g., a formalized language.

Take language, for example.

Use figurative language for effect.

Similar policies promote linguistic unification either directly, through sanctions on minority language use, or indirectly, such as by concentrating economic opportunities in cities, thereby making it more difficult for the rural areas in which most languages evolved to remain viable places for the next generation of speakers.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Tuesday that "diplomatic options remain viable and open, for now". The language that North Korea used Wednesday — saying it had achieved a "priceless victory" and completed the missile development process — gave some analysts hope that Pyongyang was positioning itself to negotiate, albeit on its own terms.

Language schools have marketed Ireland as a centre for quality learning, and the recent economic boom has made it viable for Chinese students to study the language and work up to 20 hours a week.

Pushed to its limits, probably each development would have moved SFL towards a viable method for establishing correlation between the text's language and its context.

He (or she) is using sexist, insulting language about the first woman to mount a viable run for the presidency, in ways that, to say the least, we do not appreciate.