Sentence examples similar to The ensuing future from inspiring English sources
postĕrus or poster (not in use in nom. sing. masc)., a, um, adj. Comp: posterior, us. Sup.: postremus or postumus, a, um [post], coming after, following, next, ensuing, future.
"This is a much more constructive way of ensuing future compliance by 2DayFM with important community safeguards.' Broadcasting regulations dictate that broadcasters will not record and broadcast private conversations without consent and that people involved in entertainment shows will not be treated in a highly demeaning or highly exploitative manner.
Mr Reid dismissed the ensuing furore.
The ensuing hedonic reaction during this simulation could act as a proxy for future hedonic reactions, enhancing the predicted pleasure associated with the event.
The ensuing discussion aims to detail the pathophysiology of PICG, while highlighting possible avenues for future scientific inquiry.
The ensuing crises were a fusion of political, ethnic and religious disaffection and etched the pattern of future conflicts in Nigeria.
The ensuing turnaround was remarkable.
The ensuing war proved disastrous.
The ensuing events are murky.
The ensuing collapse lasted four years.
