Sentence examples for ensuing fall from inspiring English sources

Neyestani's new graphic novel,   An Iranian Metamorphosis, is an autobiographical story that depicts his ensuing fall from grace as a popular cartoonist to a national pariah forced to flee his home country.

Declining transmission within these communities may have resulted in an ensuing fall in the rate of spread of the clade to other locations.

Much of the rest of the film follows Isa, who, over the course of the ensuing fall and winter, emerges as a man of great surface charm.

Aryabhatiya was particularly popular in South India, where numerous mathematicians over the ensuing millennium wrote commentaries.

Decades of anguish simply added further to the ecstasy of "Uruguay", and the ensuing 2006 World Cup experience.

The disruption to weather patterns meant the ensuing winter was unusually harsh, with consequent spring flooding claiming more lives.

"Those weeks of darkness," Worster writes, "had wrought a permanent change in his thinking, and that change would gather force during the spring and ensuing summer.

Mr. Rifkin said he represented Ms. Nappier at a June 1999 meeting when the board approved the authority's budget, including Mr. Diedrick's salary package for the ensuing fiscal year.

By the beginning of the Christian era, 8,000 years later, the human population approximated 300,000,000, and there was apparently little increase in the ensuing millennium up to the year 1000 ce.

While there is general agreement on the point in time picked for the beginning of the Cambrian Period, the ensuing 55 56 million years of Cambrian time has yet to be completely settled.

The way I see it, every flight on Liberal Air (motto: Your Grievances Are Our Grievances) will take off 45 minutes late, or whenever people feel like leaving, with the ensuing late arrivals blamed on Karl Rove.