Sentence examples for next ensuing from inspiring English sources

postĕrus or poster (not in use in nom. sing. masc)., a, um, adj. Comp: posterior, us. Sup.: postremus or postumus, a, um [post], coming after, following, next, ensuing, future.

Although the election could be held during 'the next ensuing primary or municipal election,' Pennsylvania's primary will be held May 15 — before any special election could be called". Dent's swing seat is a prime pickup opportunity for Democrats.

A legal brouhaha next ensued.

What next ensued was the one lowlight of an otherwise well-intentioned, and extremely excellent weekend.

We next analyzed ensuing DNA sequence data by comparing raw sgRNA counts in samples arising from topotecan-treated cells with those from untreated cells.

We looked at venture investment trends in 2007-2011 from PitchBook and compared them with VC exit results in 2012-2016 to very roughly compare investment in one five-year period with exit results in the ensuing next five years, roughly matching VC investment cycles.

Defensive back Bo Faunce picked off Canyon quarterback Jonathan Jerozal on the third play of the game to set up a touchdown from running back Tadeo Zuniga on the ensuing next play.

Then, the terrorist attack on September 11th 2001 hit next door.In the ensuing crisis, a decisive new chief executive, Stanley O'Neal, took charge.

Having input the name of the starting compound (the "seed"), the user is presented with a list of all reactions containing that compound and then selects the product of interest as the next point on the ensuing graph.

A recent New Old Age post about my dad's remarkable neighbors, "The Caregiver Next Door," and the ensuing comments led me to look into this kind of service.

"As the reality of the next few days and ensuing months set in, I am reminded how truly lucky I am to have the individuals in this picture.