Sentence examples similar to ensuing standstills from inspiring English sources
An excruciating standstill ensues over three and a half pages of Mr. Bass's book.
Every discussion about a pandemic begins with the public health component but moves quickly to an acknowledgement that an outbreak, and the ensuing quarantines, would bring economic activity to a virtual standstill.
The ensuing retreat of the Athabasca Glacier has continued except for brief standstills.
The ensuing travel chaos is expected to affect millions of commuters, bringing London to a standstill in a similar fashion to the July strike – the largest in 13 years.
While post-collectivist capitals often redefine themselves in a blast of showy glitz (see: '90s Moscow), here the end of Socialism — starting with the death of Tito in 1980, followed by the chaotic breakup of Yugoslavia in 1992 and the ensuing Balkan conflicts, which displaced hundreds of thousands of people in the region — brought culture and design to a standstill.
More legal fights ensued, but the situation remained at a standstill.
