Sentence examples for linguistic consequence from inspiring English sources

The linguistic consequence of this scattered and only loosely associated social organization was extensive dialect differentiation.

Differences in cognitive processing styles associated with individuals with ASC might also have linguistic consequences.

Linguistic dominance is a consequence of cultural economic influence, itself linked to military power.

Anti-realists perturbed by the manifestability of realist truth are revisionists about parts of our linguistic practice, and the consequence of this revisionist stance is that mathematics and science require extensive and non-trivial revision.

As pointed out by Taavitsainen (2001: 141), we assume that genres or text types involve particular codifications of linguistic features and, in consequence, the choice of a given genre or text type affects the set of grammatical choices.

Mandelbrot [19] has shown that the Zipf-Mandelbrot law appears as a consequence of linguistic evolution that tends to maximize information per word under the constraint of constant effort, or equivalently, to minimize effort per word under the constraint of constant information.

(Chinese)" Whether this perceived lack of professionalism was a consequence of linguistic and/or cultural incompatibility was not clear.

Linguistic choices have practical consequences, especially in terms of what sorts of issues get discussed, and by whom, on the main streets and in the back rooms and shadowy corridors of power.

In fact, preterm birth is likely to have long-term consequences, affecting linguistic development beyond preschool [ 15].

Hatred is the inevitable consequence of this linguistic pollution, of using speech to construct barriers where we need bridges.

This study holds general implications for the intense and continued debate over whether advanced language learners undergo parallel or dissimilar stages of acquisition as a consequence of their linguistic background as L1, L2 or HL learners of the language.