Sentence examples for because of the ensuing from inspiring English sources
Zuniga spent months in the hospital afterward and was semi-homeless because of the ensuing medical debt.
Because of the ensuing publicity, Presley, who is stationed at a nearby base, shows up at his front door and sings to him in person.
Asked if he regretted seeking asylum at the embassy because of the ensuing stalemate over his future, he replied: "Strategically it has been exactly what I hoped for".
For the second time in two weeks, the Nets' fiery forward, Kenyon Martin, hammered a superstar opponent late in the game, and because of the ensuing melee he will be suspended again.
Kardashian West has since deleted her video from her Instagram Stories, presumably because of the ensuing backlash.
However, in his 1965 paper, Dr. Hope-Simpson was first to suggest, "The peculiar age distribution of zoster may in part reflect the frequency with which the different age groups encounter cases of varicella and because of the ensuing boost to their antibody protection have their attacks of zoster postponed".
The exhibition implicitly requires that viewers have some knowledge of the mature Abstract Expressionism of the ensuing decade, because many of the works here, which capture incipient ideas, are like baby pictures that can't be fully appreciated unless one knows the full-grown person.
However, because of the complexity of the form of the ensuing mathematical programming problem, an analytical solution is not possible.
It is perhaps because of this that the ensuing discourse is difficult to determine.
Because of this and the ensuing potential delay in getting everything up and running, the model on the Apple Watch is specifically designed to accommodate variations of the target phrase that are missing the initial "H" sound.
