Sentence examples similar to the ensuing prospect from inspiring English sources
In the ensuing weeks, he undermined any prospect of legislation passing by insisting that a bill must also contain broad changes to the laws governing legal immigration.
(P003, female, aged between 70-74) The shock of a cancer diagnosis and the prospect of the ensuing treatment was participants' foremost concern.
The players feared a riot at the time and the ensuing row between the UK and Australia led to the prospect of a British boycott of Australian goods.
John McCain's style and prospects have been chewed over endlessly in the ensuing days, but his victory was particularly satisfying.
John McCain's style and prospects have been chewed over endlessly in the ensuing days, but his victory was particularly satisfying..
The forecaster, Robert J. Coen, said at a presentation yesterday that he had been overly optimistic about the growth prospects for the American economy in 2007 and the ensuing demand by marketers for commercial time and ad space.
Relations between the Polish and Lithuanian governments, unable to reach a compromise over Vilnius, continued to worsen, destroying the prospects for Piłsudski's plan of the Międzymorze federation and leading to open hostilities in the ensuing Polish Lithuanian War.
Over the ensuing decades.
The ensuing events are murky.
The ensuing turnaround was remarkable.
