| It must ensue as a result of one's dedication to a cause greater than oneself. |
| Dry laughter and hilarity ensue, but the eerie arch of the original is intact. |
| We realized we were in a pickle and knew how much embarrassment would ensue from most of the remedies that obviously presented themselves. |
| In this instance a greater pressure differential is established, higher flow rates ensue, and a larger volume of sediment can be fluidized. |
| Upon meeting, formulaic greetings must be exchanged before a discussion can ensue. |
| Consequently, there can be a lot of competition during the negotiations that ensue afterwards. |
