Sentence examples for which may ensue from inspiring English sources
Under this alternative, the advice of prudence must be to embrace the lesser evil; and, instead of indulging a fruitless anticipation of the possible mischiefs which may ensue, to contemplate rather the advantageous consequences which may qualify the sacrifice.
US diplomatic cables, leaked in 2010, correctly predicted that Putin was likely to return to the Kremlin to protect his "alleged secret assets" hidden overseas, and to prevent potential law-enforcement prosecutions against him, which may ensue once he gives up power.
Even if one has autonomously waived protection, arbitrary control by others, which may ensue without that protection, remains intolerable.
But Davies is convinced Gatland will be able to handle the political problems which may ensue Down Under.
For young women, concealment was important to avoid parental punishment and protect their sexual reputations, while both sexes "prefer to conceal their sexual relationship for fear of being discovered by their other lovers … to avoid quarrels which may ensue".
However, once exposed to an addictive stimulus the brain may not be totally "innocent" anymore in that the reward system may begin to give way to other, non-reward related hysteretic mechanisms which may ensue even after recovery.
FH has been shown to attenuate complement activation initiated by these molecules [ 37] and autoantibodies against FH, which we now observed in RA patients, also bind to and functionally impair the N-terminus of the protein, which may result in enhanced complement activation, ensuing inflammation and tissue damage in joints.
The bending of the coating under the softer substrate induces concentrated tensile stress regions at the lower and upper surfaces of the coating, from which cracks may ensue.
8 9 As developing individuals, children are particularly vulnerable to the negative effects of SHS, which may even ensue before birth.
If urine begins to back up in the kidney, progressive damage may ensue, which can lead to kidney failure and subsequent uremia (the toxic effects of kidney failure).
For example, in response to systemic infections and injury, brain dysfunction may ensue, which will then lead to the generation of a central nervous system inflammatory response of its own.
