Sentence examples for consequent victory from inspiring English sources
Pendleton, already off the track and preparing for a deciding heat when the relegation and her consequent victory were announced, fell into an emotional celebration as she won Britain a third gold medal of the week in Olympic events (fourth overall).
Because it recasts the victory of the west in the cold war and the consequent triumph of globalisation as a historical moment that has had a glorious, if unacknowledged, dividend for humankind.
Nor were they factored into his prediction of a consequent Obama election victory — a forecast I described in a recent column.
A victory over Austria at Marengo in 1800 and the consequent Treaty of Lunéville left France the dominant power on the Continent.
Asked at the news conference if he expects another "hot summer," Ahmadinejad said, "We hope that the hot weather of this summer would coincide with similar victories for the region's peoples and with consequent defeat for the region's enemies". On his one-day visit, the Iranian leader also met with Hamas leader Khaled Meshal.
The result of the consequent Battle of Tannenberg on August 26 30 was Germany's first great military victory on the Eastern Front.
It took Communist victory in China's civil war in 1949, and the consequent flight to Hong Kong of Shanghai's capitalist class, to set the territory on the path to prosperity as a manufacturing and trading base.
The consequent loss to the treasury weighed all the more severely, since victories won by the Arabs in Asia Minor (781) and by the Bulgars (792) led both peoples to demand and receive tribute as the price of peace.
The resulting victory of the congressional side and subsequent presidency of Admiral Jorge Montt led to a large increase in prestige and consequent funding for the navy.
Consequent redesigns scarcely helped.
