Sentence examples for language consequence from inspiring English sources

Used risk management language (consequence and likelihood).

Corporations are free to use such benign language without consequence.

Language has consequences, Mørk argues.

While The Guides mostly define the rules of engagement for advertising, it now contains clear language and consequences associated with the use of paid testimonials in blogs and celebrity endorsements.

Language has consequences -- and that's why we're asking you to do the right thing -- to take Apple's lead in refusing to support the Republican Convention this July in Cleveland, so long as Donald Trump remains the presumptive nominee.

This textbook/software package is a self-contained introduction to the basic concepts of logic: language, truth, argument, consequence, proof and counterexample.

According to Saussure, the differential structure of language is a consequence of its purely conventional character.

"To me language is a consequence of these types of social behaviours and that includes gossip," he says.

"Select," "adapt," and "fit"—so-called multivalent terms or homonyms are ubiquitous elements of evolutionary language as a consequence of their recruitment from ordinary discourse (Goudge 1967; Ryan 1985; Wandersee 1988).

Thus, in any population a small but approximately uniform fraction of individuals will fail to develop the characteristic left hemisphere advantage for the critical component of language as a consequence of an unfavorable endowment of species-specific variation.

As a consequence, language skills were an important issue.