Sentence examples for ensue driving from inspiring English sources

A mixture of over-loose fiscal policy and needlessly tight monetary policy could ensue, driving the euro up not down (like the dollar under Reaganomics in the early 1980s).

When the economies of countries like China, Brazil and India push into recovery, a future scramble for resources will likely ensue, driving prices higher.

Whereas they had confounded Australia by bossing the breakdown, they stopped France at source by not competing on French throws but ensuring all the forwards were together to stop the ensuing driving maul.

Years of fighting with Russian forces ensued, eventually driving the rebels underground.

And – more to the point – if you're hoping to rectify the ensuing disaster by driving to your nearest hardware store for more supplies, you're likely to be in a whole lot of trouble.

The plateau and the following slow decline in complexity may ensue simply because the driving force of the complexity burst, whatever it could be, disappears after a few hundred generations.

A desperate combat ensued, with Confederate assaults driving the Federals perilously close to the river.

Texans 0 Broncos 2, 10 47 remaining in 1st quarter Denver are looking to take full advantage of that safety, taking the ensuing kick-off and driving straight down into Houston territory with a mix of short bursts from McGahee through the middle of the line and quick darts from Manning to the sidelines.

For example, in parts of California a sugar craving can be squelched by zooming into a Baskin-Robbins; the ensuing stomach ache cured by driving up to a service window at a Walgreens pharmacy.

When a car chase ensues, the sensates can take turns driving the same car.

Houston missed a driving layup on the ensuing possession, and the Rockets regained possession with 18 seconds left.