Sentence examples for despite the ensuing from inspiring English sources
Despite the ensuing boycott, Lewis continued recording and performing wherever he could.
Despite the ensuing criticism, the book undeniably galvanized many women to think about their roles and identities in society.
The middle movement begins in unison and maintains a certain choral quality, despite the ensuing agitated rhythms and dense harmonies.
Despite the ensuing uproar, Mr Altman has refused to apologise to her.This is not the first time that the crusty 70-year-old lawyer has been in trouble.
Despite the ensuing double bogey, Woods hit enough good shots to comfortably make the cut, not exactly what he is used to but at this point something of a minor victory.
The implication was still that it was not misplaced despite the ensuing revelations of widespread doping in Russia, allegations of corruption at the top of the IAAF and, in the past 24 hours, revelations that 26 Italians have been banned for two years for failing to adhere to the doping whereabouts system.
Yet though that invasion made possible a stabler, more prosperous Iraq, despite all the ensuing turbulence, Mr Bush still needs to bear the responsibility for having made things harder and more dangerous in several ways.
Despite the 1987 crash, the ensuing collapse of the junk-bond market, and the recession, the nineteen-nineties were the beginning of a golden age for private equity.
Despite that boom and the ensuing need for more capital as Beijing now reins in its monetary policy, Bank of China does not expect any major rise in its nonperforming loan ratio in the near future, Mr. Zhu said.
In 1998 America's Department of Commerce created ICANN, a non-profit corporation to be headed by Mr Postel, to run the DNS, but he died soon after.If the group has found its footing, despite many crises in the ensuing years, it is mainly for two reasons.
Over the ensuing days, despite every muscle and ligament in my legs and pelvis screaming in protest, I floated on a cloud of satisfaction.
