Sentence examples for result relation from inspiring English sources
Here, a kind of result relation search strategy is proposed.
However, when an Occasion or Result relation occurs, there is much more frequent co-reference of pronouns with the Goal.
As anticipated, a very high proportion of the Goal-referring sentence pairs with TOP verbs involved either an Occasion or a Result relation existing between S1 and S2: 80.45 %.
Rhetorical relations can serve communicative goals such as concept comprehension (e.g., via elaboration of a definition), belief (via presentation of evidence), or causal understanding (e.g., via a volitional result relation, as in (6.1)), and in this way tighten the connection between content planning and communicative goals.
For example, the events of a narrative or the steps of a procedure would generally be arranged chronologically; arguments for a conclusion might be arranged so that any subarguments intended to buttress the presumptions of that step (immediately) precede it; descriptions of objects might proceed from major characteristics and parts to details. by signalling a possible volitional result relation.
The first of these pressures is that an Occasion or Result relation with a realized TOP verb heavily favors reference to the Goal of S1 it creates a next mention bias for the Goal due to the structuring of the discourse, as the Goal becomes a new focus of attention.
As a result, relations between Poland and Germany deteriorated.
As a result, relations with the media in this post-Leveson world have rarely been chillier.
Ms. Moorthy has even begun to write to elected officials asking them to intercede with the hospital on her behalf, and as a result, relations have become strained.
As a result, relations between DfID, on the one hand, and the World Bank and other donors, on the other, are reported to be acrimonious".
Completions answering the question "What happened next?" were expected to result in Occasion relations, or Result relations, which would favor the occurrence of Goal co-reference.
