Sentence examples for did ensue from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, concern did ensue after NASA issued a statement on Wednesday saying that two large solar flares could send "a severe geomagnetic storm" toward Earth that could cause "possible disruption to high frequency radio communication, global positioning systems and power grids".
The stock market didn't crash right after Warren Buffett cashed out in 1969, but there did ensue 15 years of a market that was, by turns, volatile and drab.
Colonial wars did ensue after 1894, but never between two European colonial powers.
But an exciting climax did ensue with Pozzato's timing his burst just right having already had a good look at the finish during an earlier loop through Porto Recanati.
When public outrage does ensue, another mechanism of control — intervention by senior officials — sometimes occurs.
If a legal challenge does ensue, the outcome would depend on the courts' interpretation of the mandate itself as well as the laws and regulations its opponents claim it contradicts.
But if a bloody civil war does ensue, or if the generals who have now seized power decide not to hold new elections, there must be no confusion about where the responsibility for Chile's tragedy lies.
When chaos does ensue, the more arcade-like nature of the physics also sees vehicles bounce around in a manner that breaks the spell conjured by the sumptuous environment.
And as one would hope, hilarity does ensue.
But in more cases than not, what does ensue is far more reaching and consequential.
