Sentence examples for ensuing calls from inspiring English sources

The confusion over last week's presidential election, and the ensuing calls for a hand recount, have gnawed at Haitian immigrants here, many of whom favored Vice President Al Gore over Gov. George W. Bush.

Sensible does not describe the ensuing calls for change but only Jonathan Trott was brought in for The Oval while the clamour for Mark Ramprakash was imperiously ignored: Junior Fletch to a T.

The question will be where Facebook's moderators draw the line on what's appropriate as a Community Action, and the ensuing calls of bias that line will trigger.

For example, suppose that Smith is pricked with a pin (call this bodily state Sb) and pain ensues (call this mental state Sm), a case of apparent body to mind causation.

Suppose now that Smith has a desire to raise his arm (call this mental state Sm), and the raising of his arm ensues (call this bodily state Sb), a case of apparent mind to body causation.

As the media firestorm ensued, calling the boys a "roving gang," a "wolfpack," "park marauders," and with front-page stories referring to their actions as "wilding," Trump contributed to the lynch mob mentality with his ads.

In the ensuing outcry, Senator John Kerry calls offshoring U.S. firms "Benedict Arnolds," while CNN anchor Lou Dobbs hammers job-exporting "offenders" nightly.

In response to the ensuing outcry, the group called a ceasefire on 8 September, returning two years later with a series of attacks on the mainland including a rocket strike on MI6 and an attack on the BBC headquarters in west London.

Finally, their sending my book out to three or four publishers who wrote very nice letters but didn't think the book would sell well enough, followed by a curious inability of the agents to answer my ensuing phone calls.

The ensuing communiqué called for a ceasefire but sounded more like an ultimatum to Mr Machar.

Here's what we learned from the results, and the ensuing earnings call with financial analysts.