Sentence examples similar to ensuing triumphs from inspiring English sources

Harrington's ensuing triumph, winning the Open in a four-hole play-off, cemented Rotella's formidable reputation - which was enhanced further by the unexpected victory of Trevor Immelman, another of his clients, at this year's Masters.

Recent work done in the Ormandy laboratory indicates that ERα and ELF5 cross-inhibit one another in luminal progenitors, with definitive hormone-sensing or secretory lineage differentiation ensuing when one factor triumphs over the other [ 24].

The ensuing alliance represented the triumph of Potemkin's approach over courtiers such as Catherine's son Paul, who favored alliance with Prussia.

Though there were several highly publicised diplomatic "triumphs" in the ensuing four years, most did not last.

The singer triumphed in an ensuing courtroom battle when a judge ruled that Motown could not keep an artist under contract without issuing new recordings by her.

Gyan stepped forward and crashed the biggest penalty in Ghana's history against the bar – to wild celebrations by Suárez in the tunnel – and Uruguay triumphed in the ensuing shootout over the shellshocked Ghanaians.

The armies assembled in the autumn of 1600 at Sekigahara, some 50 miles (80 km) northeast of Kyōto, and in the ensuing battle Ieyasu's eastern army triumphed.

He made the cover of Time magazine, and Stalin used the ensuing Stakhanovite movement to proclaim the inevitable triumph of socialism over capitalism.

In his ensuing effort, he set all the pace and triumphed by five lengths in a 6½‐furlong trip covered in an impressive 1 16 2/5.

Details of his upbringing and ensuing career are sandwiched between chapters on the Yankee Stadium triumph.

Instead of triumph, however, what ensues is dizzying mayhem.