Sentence examples for changes ensued from inspiring English sources
After five years of professional bliss, more changes ensued.
Significant rise of DIC and DOC at S7 during POM and PRM could explicate changes ensued in adjacent Vembanad lake system.
Further changes ensued throughout the second half and one of those substitutes, Robert Snodgrass, crossed for Mackie to head-flick inches wide.
In 1987, vocalist Thalia Zedek came onboard; further lineup changes ensued and the material moved in more straightforward and melodic directions.
In the first cadenza, a stray chromatic note seemed to cause a hairpin turn from E-flat major into E-flat minor, with a few wild chord changes ensuing.
This is due not so much to the changes ensuing from contact decisive as they have been as to the preservation of otherwise ephemeral material by Western collectors and researchers.
How will FDCs respond to the major changes ensuing from introducing the NQF and NQS?
I'd forgotten what legal changes ensue when they are 18 -- and how those changes do, and logically should, change the way we approach parenting and our kids approach responsibility.
Upon immortalization by telomerase expression, further changes ensue, in particular, deregulation of key epigenetic regulators [ 43].
The neuropsychology literature suggests that upon reaching adulthood, insidious cognitive changes ensue (Snowdon et al 1996; Smyth et al 2004).
