1. Kenyan English as a linguistic variety – Evaluating whether Kenyan English is an independent linguistic system or a blend of indigenous and English influences.

2. Masculinity in scripted dialogue – Analyzing whether all-male conversations in scripted media reinforce traditional gender stereotypes.

3. War reportage and bias – Assessing how war reporting language is used to influence public perception and whether objectivity is maintained.

4. Patterns in motivational speaking – Investigating whether motivational speeches share common linguistic structures despite variations in speaker experiences.

5. Anglo-Cornish dialect evolution – Examining how comprehension difficulties have influenced the transformation of Anglo-Cornish over time.

6. Social and technological factors in language change – Exploring how external influences shape language use and variation in different contexts.