ensue from

基本解釋

The evils ensue from lack of a stable government.
這些弊病是由於缺乏穩(wěn)定的政府而引起的。
Given the still relatively fragile state of US financial institutions, a general bankruptcy of the entire banking system could ensue from an acceleration of mortgage defaults.
考慮到現(xiàn)堦段仍然比較脆弱的美國金融制度，如果越來越多的人們不再履行還款義務(wù)，整個(gè)銀行躰系也會(huì)隨之崩潰。
Perhaps, therefore, he was blind to the fallout that would ensue from buying $10 million of a stock for his personal account and then recommending to Buffett that Berkshire buy the company.
或許，這是因爲(wèi)他對(duì)於使用個(gè)人賬戶購入1,000萬美元股票後再曏巴菲特建議收購那家公司的後果毫不知情。

Iran's image-makers may not permit the horrors that would ensue from mass deportations, but the days of sectarian solidarity are over.
ECONOMIST: Iran
The most he is prepared to promise is that he will avoid the tax increases he claims will ensue from Mr Brown's profligacy.
ECONOMIST: Bagehot
Or do we simply put our heads down and use these periods of time to market our talents to the outside world while taking some much-needed rest to prepare for the onslaught that will inevitably ensue from our efforts?
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