Sentence examples for disorder ensued from inspiring English sources

A diagnosis of "generalized anxiety disorder" ensued.

Dioncounda Traoré, the country's president, went into hiding and widespread disorder ensued.

Disorder ensued, and in 1994 President Boris Yeltsin sent in his troops, only to be forced to retreat after perhaps 14,000 of them had been slaughtered.

Full-scale civil disorder ensues.

Clare has been hooked up with dancehall/hip-hop fusionists Major Lazer – Diplo & Switch – and tasty dancefloor disorder ensues.

The unified moral code will disintegrate, rewards and punishments will lose their effectiveness, and disorder will ensue.

If this process is impaired, mitochondrial disorder will ensue.

In the ensuing disorder, various groups, including Ba'athist nationalists, tribes and the infamous Isis, filled the vacuum.

Bahrām, with the support of his army, rebelled; in the ensuing disorder, Hormizd was assassinated, and Khosrow II, his successor, marched against the irreconcilable general.

This may be why the first President Bush seemed so oddly ambivalent when the Soviet Union imploded; his first instinct would have been to worry -- in retrospect, properly -- about the ensuing disorder.

The costs of occasional confusion when moral philosophers engage with other kinds of philosopher on the issue of "realism" may be modest in comparison to the disorder that would ensue within many disciplines if the traditional independence clause were dropped entirely.