Sentence examples for expected to ensue from inspiring English sources

As The Washington Post reported Thursday, numerous lawsuits are expected to ensue.

In one set of experiments, the paper's authors exposed corals, scallops, and oysters to the increasingly acidic sea conditions that are expected to ensue with climate change, and the animals' growth rates declined.

The history of the controversy is sufficiently set forth in the appellate opinions and need not be recapitulated here, except to state that those decisions anticipated the instant case, and that Microsoft II sought to guide this court, insofar as practicable, in the further proceedings it fully expected to ensue on the tying issue.

Expect wackiness to ensue.

Surrendering a field goal was something of a small victory, since that was probably four points less than what New England expected to score on its ensuing possession.

Police believe the attackers, armed with bombs, grenades, guns and knives, planned to follow up initial attacks with a larger explosion where people were expected to gather in the ensuing panic, but were stopped.

As a result, global supply shale gas is expected to be very high in ensuing years.

MetS is widespread throughout the world and its prevalence is expected to increase dramatically in the ensuing years [ 22, 23].

The ensuing battle is expected to be long and messy, endangering the start of next season.

The figures for January and ensuing months are expected to show sharper declines in American exports to South Korea, Indonesia, Thailand and much of the rest of Asia as companies and consumers there curtail purchases.

The ensuing debate was expected to be loud, forthright, and informative.