In almost all instances, the speech and language of right-handed people are controlled by the left side of their brain.

It also explains why, for right-handed people, linguistic functions are concentrated on the left side of the brain.

Scissors can be made for left-handed or right-handed people.

The language center of right-handed people is almost always in the left hemisphere of the brain.

Things that are designed by right-handed people can cause problems for left-handed ones.

Chairs with writing boards may all be made for right-handed people.

Many of them involve automobiles or tools designed for use by right-handed people.

In this design, the desk is attached on the right side, offering an armrest for right-handed people to use while writing.

Normally right-handed people process language in the left hemisphere.

The right side (as used) tends to be longer than the left, as this is more effective for right-handed people.