Examples of using Ensued in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Legislative chaos ensued, as Taylor refused to acknowledge the Assembly's decision
An arms race ensued… where Soviets gained advantage, posed the threat of another World War.
A lot of hard work ensued, especially in self-development,
The Reformation and the political and religious turmoil that ensued largely checked the building of new churches until the turn of the 18th century.
Problems ensued when soldiers were unable to overcome that feeling once they has left their guns behind.
A long, discouraging struggle ensued as U.N. forces held a line above the old boundary of South Korea.
was very surprised to see the fight that ensued over this funny item.
further conflict ensued and financial opportunities were lost.
Pretty soon, a lengthy discussion ensued, and finally the manager came over to me
The alleged terrorists were in an Audi A3 and apparently knocked down several people before coming across a police patrol and a shoot-out ensued,” said a spokesman for the regional government of Catalonia.
a shootout ensued between Ukrainian fighters located on the mountain
The power vacuum that ensued following the arrest of the Flensburg Government
A search ensued, and the SSU officers left taking some of Kaplan's personal belongings including“several pieces of equipment used to store cryptocurrencies,
At the same time Goeben was confronted with the Rod, and then on 29 October 1914 the battle ensued, said expedition member,
Although Catholicism made a comeback in Europe, and a series of wars between Protestants and Catholics ensued, the Reformation had successfully dismantled the power of the Roman Catholic Church
After talking about religious matters, the journalist changed the topic and a dialogue ensued in which Mr Williamson stated that he believed there were no gas chambers during the time of the Nazi regime.
Revolutionary unrest soon ensued, Olympia de Guge supported,
the global conflict that ensued.
So far it has frozen personal assets and imposed visa bans on more than 200 individuals linked to the regime after the violent crackdown on demonstrators that ensued after the flawed presidential election in 2010.
However, prior to this, and as a response to my article(according to one administrator), a“witch hunt” ensued to identify those who had spoken to me.