Sentence examples for ensued because of from inspiring English sources

5 As violent shouts arose at the same time on both sides and the trumpets sounded the attack, a terrific contest ensued because of the valour of the contestants and their consummate fighting spirit.

Granted, I have not witnessed the particular breaches of conduct and do not know if, in fact, mayhem or loss of life ensued because of them, but I have seen nothing on the news.

Reproductive failure ensued because of complete cessation of spawning in this treatment group (Denslow et al. 1999; Seki et al. 2002; Van den Belt et al. 2002).

In the firefight that ensued, two of their captors were killed and Engel and his companions freed.

The embedment of the pile foundations for the QTPTL and the ensued connection of the sub-permafrost water with surface waters are the major causes of the icing.

During the eight-mile high-speed chase that ensued, members of the Los Angeles police joined it and assumed control when Mr. King ultimately pulled over.

And he was correct: In the two decades that ensued, millions of American jobs were lost as entire industries shifted production offshore.

Other sources of oxidative stress in diabetes include glucose autooxidation, the polyol pathway with ensued depletion of antioxidant reserves and the formation of AGEs [ 32].

This study showed that ibuprofen pretreatment improved lung edema probably is not through decreased neutrophil infiltration and the ensued alterations of MPO activity.

In the mayhem that ensued, the age of treason was lowered and children as young as nine were "executed".

But the likelihood of the bout actually happening now seems questionable because of the melee that ensued yesterday after the two fighters were introduced at a Midtown news conference.