Sentence examples for ensue a from inspiring English sources

There is a chilling logic in the inexorable train of events that ensue: a worthless currency, food shortages; hyperinflation; breakdown of law and order; school closures; mass exodus.

Social unrest is bound to ensue a wholesale implementation of unpopular IMF-led recommendations and Papandreou would lose desperately needed political capital.

We know what would ensue: a traumatic destabilization of the Middle East with resounding political and military consequences around the globe, serious injury to the West's oil supply and radioactive pollution of the earth's atmosphere and water.

The original records would keep doing their work, and a riot might ensue, a more accurate (if also more actionable) expression of the band's spirit than whatever music they are, or aren't, making.

An internal army witch-hunt for culprits may ensue: a public statement from a senior general a rare event suggested that General Pinochet was badly advised in deciding to travel to Britain.The general's admirers in the right-wing National Renewal and Independent Democrat (UDI) parties have reacted with outrage.

It's about 45 minutes, but they explain quite a bit about the Volt and some heated debates ensue a few minutes in.

There ensued a colloquy on leggings.

There ensued a staredown that escalated.

So ensued a decade of political and architectural wrangling.

A pause ensues, a moment of awkward silence.

The pH linker broke as pH < 6.0 ensued a sustain release [ 33].