Sentence examples for that was ensuing from inspiring English sources

Following the negative cloud that was ensuing Carey's personal life at the time, as well as the project's poor reception, her unprecedented $100 million five-album record deal with Virgin Records (EMI Records) was bought out for $50 million.

Following the negative cloud that was ensuing Carey's personal life at the time, as well as the project's poor reception, her $100 million five-album record deal with Virgin Records (EMI Records) was bought out for $50 million.

"I really hope the art itself becomes as important as the controversy that is ensuing," said Mr. McCallum, the artist.

The continuing global dialogue that is ensuing and the nuggets of wisdom and reflection present in related articles, while they may fail to deliver a silver bullet, promises to lead us closer to a solution.

It's clear that Willingham was (mis tried by a kangaroo court, but will justice be better served by the media zoo that's ensued?

The hubbub that's ensued as a result of your choice is also shedding light on the tyranny of human categorization.

Last week, I wrote about a McDonald's ad campaign in Japan featuring one "Mr. James," a wacky gaijin nerd who speaks in broken Japanese (pictured), and the outrage that's ensued over this depiction of white foreigners there.

Like the European politicians who blundered into war in 1914, most people at the Fed simply couldn't conceive of the catastrophe that was to ensue.

The debate with Sloan-Kettering was, however, a taste of the much sharper debate that was to ensue when the prestigious Mayo Clinic entered the fray.

"But you could see quite quickly the panic that was starting to ensue from the next resort along from us.

Bell foresaw the chaos that was bound to ensue if there was ever any attempt at democratic regime change.