Sentence examples for consequence of contact from inspiring English sources
The disastrous consequence of contact was that millions of native peoples died from European epidemics, enslavement, warfare, and outright massacre; in some cases, as in the Caribbean, entire cultures became extinct.
Epidemics soon became a common consequence of contact.
This phenomenon was described by various studies and can be explained as consequence of contact guidance.
While this phenomenon is often observed, it is not clear whether this patterning causes or is a consequence of contact guidance.
Friction, for instance, is a direct consequence of contact mechanics and is responsible for about 30%% of the world energy consumption.
According to Coventry's lord mayor Michael Hammon, Chinese investment in a new taxi factory outside the city was "more or less a direct consequence," of contacts made through the twin relationship with Jinan in eastern China.
Wild animals are often at risk as a consequence of contacts with infected livestock, particularly in extensive breeding systems.
"Professionals should not shirk from offering evidence to the courts about the potentially damaging consequences of contact," say Narey and Owers.
The consequences of contact with both the sacred (the transcendent realm and objects infused with transcendent qualities) and the polluted may be identical, although the reasons for the consequences in the two cases are quite different.
We have grasped the demographic consequences of contact, even though we may have trouble tracing a multitude of local natural histories.
