Example collocations logo

Followed in sentence

3631 examples of Followed in a sentence

This must now be followed by closer budgetary monitoring, particularly given that fiscal stimulus measures, the economic downturn, and bank rescue plans will take a toll on public finances.
China’s trade adjustment in some respects followed that of Japan, the original focus of American trade anxieties in the 1980s.
But Macron wants to prove that he can implement the majority-coalition model followed in parliamentary systems, with an “alliance of the willing,” comprising different but compatible political sensitivities, pursuing a common goal.
Those remarks should not have surprised anyone who followed the American election.
The boom began in the countryside in the late 1970’s and 1980’s, and was followed by today’s urban, industrial-led growth.
Ever since the Harmel Report, which redefined NATO strategy back in 1967, the West has followed a two-track approach to its relations with Russia: deterrence and détente.
Nigeria leads the list, with a staggering 56.4% of household income in 2015 spent on food, followed by Kenya (46.7%),
The years that followed witnessed pan-European carnage, instability throughout the 1920’s, and the rise of fascism and communism, culminating in the death of countless millions during World War II.
Putin’s reaction to the Euromaidan demonstrations in Ukraine followed a similar pattern.
The Soviet war in Afghanistan was followed by a long-term decline in oil prices.
China’s current growth path stands in stark contrast to that followed by Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan.
The bombastic billionaire Donald Trump is leading the Republican field, followed by firebrand Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, Senator Marco Rubio, a talented mainstream conservative from Florida, and, further back, popular Ohio Governor John Kasich and neurosurgeon Ben Carson.
Followed closely by a collapse in commodity prices, it dealt a devastating shock to the “transition economies.”
In other words, the rise of China, followed by India – fully two-fifths of the world’s population – does not imply a conflict-ridden zero-sum game.
Last June’s arson attack on the Somali Bravanese Welfare Association’s center in the city’s Muswell Hill district (which followed the murder of British Army fusilier Lee Rigby by religious extremists) served only to unite its different communities.
Yusuf has since become a martyr, and daily attacks on hotels, bars, churches, and schools are usually followed with admonitions to Nigerians to shun the Western way of life.
But little progress on free trade followed.
Immediate resumption of these talks will lead to profound Palestinian despair, much deeper than the disillusion that followed the collapse of the Camp David summit in July 2000.
Akihito’s trip, which came at the height of Japan’s pro-China foreign policy, was followed by increased Japanese aid, investment, and technology transfer, thereby cementing Japan’s role in China’s economic rise.
But when considering emerging-market investment opportunities in the years ahead, one must also understand the changes that have followed developed-market financial crises and a larger shift in the geopolitical landscape.
The best that can be said for monetary policy over the last few years is that it prevented the direst outcomes that could have followed Lehman Brothers’ collapse.
PRINCETON – The British government’s recent announcement that a referendum on Britain’s European Union membership will be held on June 23 was quickly followed by a sharp drop in the pound’s value.
Disconnection is the beginning, followed by the belief that one is the only person who knows what is right and good.
Fascist and communist regimes of the past, which followed a similar instrumentalist approach to democracy, come to mind here.
Second, this six-quarter plunge was followed, from mid-2009 through early 2013, by 15 quarters of annualized consumption growth averaging just 2% – an upturn that pales in comparison with what would have been expected based on past consumer-spending cycles.
Europe followed this path when preparing, under the recent French presidency, a European regulation that will soon be adopted.
If Putin has similar designs, he would begin with Crimea’s annexation – now seemingly a done deal – followed by a direct military presence in eastern Ukraine (where Russian troops are massing at the border), and possibly some kind of partition in the longer term.
But for millions of Central and East Europeans, liberation was followed by Stalin’s oppressive regime.
The Cold War and the period of US global dominance after 1989/1990 followed this pattern as well.
Thousands more performers followed onto the field to enact one massive choreographed display after another.
BackNext