Sentence examples for ensuing to from inspiring English sources

It facilitates the development of altruistic behaviour when the energy invested, or the risk incurred, by an individual is compensated in excess by the benefits ensuing to relatives.

A lively debate ensued: to stomp or not to stomp?

"As a result £5m ensued to support them".

Passengers compared what ensued to a scene from "Titanic".

Promotions ensued — to a branch in New Rochelle, and then, relievingly, back to Manhattan.

When the photos were published, a worldwide dragnet of sorts ensued to identify the "kissing couple".

Mr Havel was firm; a carefully vetted performance ensued, to the delight of the beleaguered Clintons.

Hollywood and even the State Department had its crypto-Communists, and a witch-hunt ensued (to which even Charlie Chaplin and Graham Greene fell victim).

Frantic efforts ensued to persuade enough MPs to sign Corbyn's papers to get him over the line.

She told colleagues looking to avoid complaints and the "unpleasant publicity" that often ensues to talk to the patron who voiced objection.

A mad scramble has ensued to find the model producing the lowest earnings charge.