Sentence examples for weakest language from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump at least would have appreciated that the Argentinian spoke English, his weakest language, carefully enunciating each word.

With my weak language skills, I had no one to talk to.

"Students arrive without being able to do basic arithmetic or with weak language skills," he says.

This gave it a semblance of recognition, but the weak language reflected the unease that has surrounded its inception.

"Instead [of climate change], there is some weak language on the transition to a low emissions economy," Rimmer says.

Mrs Clinton voted against the censure, instead backing weaker language in an alternative measure offered by Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat.

And what is to stop the Foreign Office pointing to the underperforming and underfunded BBC World Service Television and suggesting that it is a greater priority than "weaker" language services?

Unfortunately, Cameron's enduring contribution may have been weak language on inequality, although I doubt he was entirely to blame for this.

This does not look like consensus building; nor does the removal of a role for newsroom whistleblowers or the (deliberately?) weak language around arbitration.

Several crucial allies, like India, China and Pakistan, helped pass that resolution, which contained much weaker language urging the government to allow access to displaced people by aid groups.

"It gives you the feeling, 'Hey, this software is listening to me.'" MACH keeps track of weak language, like utterances of "Mmm," "Uhh," and "Basically".