Sentence examples similar to ensuing desire from inspiring English sources

The cost of food rose as people were forced to buy the more expensive and lower quality British grain, and periods of famine and chronic unemployment ensued, increasing the desire for political reform both in Lancashire and in the country at large.

Updike's reputation as a racy author never peaked in this way again, as we know, although he continued to plot the confusions of desire and their ensuing sexual calamities and abrasions among middle-class white folk on the Eastern Seaboard and in Pennsylvania.

The ensuing Delphi process enabled the desired consensus-forming.

They reach Coney Island through their ensuing brawl and Octopus, aware of Spider-Man's desire to save innocent lives, kidnaps Liz.

Jonas's desire to fit in is complicated by the ensuing emergency.

Thereby, an alternative route ensuing 3-HB-CoA is established to finally yield the desired dead-end product, 2-HIB.

The ensuing FDR values were used to rank the genes, and the desired number of genes was then selected for use.

When their male counterparts become objects of desire, comedy tends to ensue.

Corporeal desire clashes with evangelical piety, tragedy ensues — just not in that order.

Love ensues: Walter and Laura are swept up by the force of desire.

But it's easier to imagine the desire for his royal favor — and the fear and trembling that ensued once it was provisionally obtained.