Ensue (verb)

1. To happen or take place as a result of something else.
2. To happen or take place after something else has occurred.
3. To follow as a result or consequence.

Origin:

From middle english ensue ("to follow, pursue"), from old french ensivre ("to follow"), from en- ("in") + suivre ("to follow"), from latin sequi ("to follow").

Examples:

1. The storm caused widespread damage and a power outage, which ensued for several hours.
2. The loss of the game led to disappointment, which ensued among the players and fans.
3. The argument between the two politicians ensued in a heated debate.
4. The success of the project was a result of hard work, which ensued in a well-deserved reward.
5. The announcement of the new policy caused confusion, which ensued in a series of misunderstandings.