Sentence examples for warfare ensued from inspiring English sources
Full warfare ensued when the Jordanian army moved against the guerrillas.
The Shuberts became head of an independent movement, and a long period of protracted legal warfare ensued.
Although a period of undeclared naval warfare ensued between France and the United States formal war was avoided, and the incident was settled by the Convention of 1800.
They were pitted against the militia of Moktada al-Sadr, the rebel Shiite cleric who is basing his insurgency at a famous shrine here, in an immense 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-old 1,000-year-oldrfare ensued.
When an effort to find common ground in the Murray Hill agreement (1900) between the International Association of Machinists and the National Metal Trades Association failed within a year, the die was cast: a quarter-century of bitter industrial warfare ensued.
Something like class warfare ensued when the Army Corps of Engineers, which handles most beach renourishment projects throughout the country, looked at the possibility of taking offshore sand from St. Lucie County, a mainly middle-class area about 100 miles south of the Kennedy Space Center, and bringing it to Miami Beach.
More than 25 years of open warfare (the Acehnese War) ensued between the Acehnese and the Dutch.
The warfare that ensued was nothing less than a holy war: it was partly financed by the treasure placed by the church at the disposal of the state; the emperor's soldiers called upon God to aid them as they charged into battle; and they took comfort in the miraculous image of Christ that preceded them in their line of march.
Continuous warfare then ensued, mostly centred near Nha Trang and Qui Nhơn on the south central coast, where the Nguyễn besieged the Tây Sơn's strongholds.
The ensuing warfare, at least, was beyond question.
Marked by countless acts of terror, the ensuing warfare displaced at least four million people and resulted in the death of perhaps a million more as a result of the violence, famine, and disease it engendered.
