Sentence examples for ensuing suffering from inspiring English sources

But the droughts and the ensuing suffering also gave birth to a rebellion in Niger and Mali, whose Tuaregs had suffered from the same problems.

An advantage of the Xpert-based algorithm is that by targeting all presumptive TB cases and not only those at high MDR-TB risk, it should diminish the problem of patients with primary MDR-TB being placed on 1st-line TB treatment and the ensuing suffering that patients described as their health deteriorated.

Cells complete DNA replication and enter the ensuing mitosis on schedule, suffering extensive chromosome missegregation.

That is, the subjects of a scientific and medical experiment should be entitled to the expectation that some benefit will ensue for their suffering and their participation.

For these defenders, the encyclical and ensuing purge kept Catholicism from suffering the loss of internal vigor and external influence that they believe was the fate of Protestantism.

Though I never met her, in the ensuing weeks I pictured her suffering so incessantly and vividly that I could almost see her: a tiny, trim, dark-haired woman who cried the way her son did.

Today, hundreds of people broke through police lines at two border crossings between Serbia and Croatia, with people fainting and one man suffering a heart attack in the ensuing stampede.

A moonlit gun battle ensues, with both sides suffering injuries.

A fierce bombing and grenade fight soon ensued, with both sides suffering heavy casualties.

Although the unspeakable suffering that ensued during the AIDS epidemic is something I'd heard about but knew nothing of in not having lived through it, the formidable resilience of the trans spirit is something I know all too well.

A conversation which begins with me suggesting that most great art is a product of suffering, and ensues with him stating that art is a celebration of life, love and happiness, and accusing me of being a brooding masochist.